‘Fair Response’: Ukraine Hits Russian Airfield, Oil Sites and Black Sea Target
Ukrainian forces hit Russia’s Seshcha airfield in the Bryansk region and multiple military sites across occupied Ukraine on Oct. 6-7, the General Staff said. President Zelensky separately announced hits on two Russian oil facilities, a military training ground and an unspecified Black Sea target.
On Tuesday, October 6 and early Wednesday, October 7, Ukrainian forces conducted a broad military operation striking Russian military targets across occupied Ukraine. The attacks were reported by Ukraine's General Staff and coincided with President Volodymyr Zelensky's announcement of additional strikes against Russian infrastructure.
Targets inside Russia included the Seshcha airfield in the Bryansk region, an electronic warfare station near Hrynove, and a radar station near Elionka. In occupied Ukrainian regions, Ukrainian forces targeted a drone supply depot in Donetsk, command posts and storage sites near Bilotserkivka and Kamianka in Zaporizhzhia, and a command-and-observation post near Hirnyk in Donetsk.
Ukrainian strikes also impacted two additional command-and-observation positions near Ukrainsk and Kurakhivka. While the General Staff did not disclose the results or casualties, it repeated the pattern of targeting Russian drone launch and storage facilities in an effort to limit Moscow's ability to launch attacks against Ukrainian cities.
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