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The Russian military does not stop precision strikes on the Ukrainian military and industrial facilities throughout the country. On the night of September 11, several waves of Russian drone and missile strikes hit targets in several Ukrainian regions.
A series of explosions thundered in the city of Krivyi Rih in the Dnipropetrovsk region. According to the local reports, the city was targeted by at least two waves of strikes during the night. Russian attacks were confirmed by the local authorities:
“Krivoy Rog. Explosions. Do not film anything and do not post videos on the Internet,” the head of the military administration Alexander Vilkul wrote in the telegram channel.
Ukrainian authorities are more concerned about keeping the losses secret and supporting Kiev’s propaganda than taking care of the safety of their residents. However, videos from the region confirmed that Russian UAVs struck at least some of their targets. Local media also confirmed heavy explosions and heavy smoke in the city.
The city was targeted by a combined attack by kamikaze drones and air missiles of the Russian Aerospace Forces. According to the Ukrainian Air Command, the Russian military used the X-59, X-31P anti-radar missiles and Geranium UAVs. The Ukrainian military claimed that all 13 UAVs were allegedly shot down by the Ukrainian air defence forces in the Dnipropetrovks, Mykolaiv and Zaporozhie regions. However, videos from Krivyi Rih confirm that Russian UAVs had reached their target. The Ukrainian military did not claim the interception of any of Russian missiles.
According to preliminary reports, at least five explosions thundered at the local plant used for the restoration of armored and other military equipment. Fires broke out in the workshops.
Moreover, some Russian military sources claimed one of the targets was the Dolgintsevo airfield located on the city outskirts, where 5 Ukrainian aircraft were reportedly destroyed, including 2 MiG-29 and 3 SU-25 aircraft of the AFU Air Force. In early September, the accumulation of Ukrainian aircraft has been reported there. The airfield was also reportedly used for storage of HARM missiles and UAVs. Damage to the airfield is yet to be confirmed by the satellite imagery.
Last night, explosions were also reported in the Chernihiv, Sumy and Kiev regions, where damage to a training military base and warehouses was claimed by unconfirmed reports.
On the morning of September 11, air raid sirens again sounded in the Sumy and Dnipropetrovsk regions and the Kiev-controlled areas of the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions.
note…. in ukrainian drone math unfortunate bugs are counted as drones
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