Russian aviation and artillery of the Russian Armed Forces and the DPR and LPR actively attacked various Ukrainian military infrastructure facilities and different AFU positions throughout the night and morning of March 15.
The Russian command finally switched to the tactic of massive artillery shelling before the troops moved forward.
In a number of cases, fire was opened at residential buildings where Ukrainian military firing positions reportedly were detected inside.
Multistory buildings in Kiev were damaged as a result.
In Mariupol, there are sniper positions in multistory buildings, as well as positions for anti-tank missile launchers. Residents left these buildings.
In Kharkov yesterday afternoon there was also damage to residential buildings.
At night, missile strikes were launched at the Dnipro airport. Damage to the runway and infrastructure was reported.
In Kiev, strikes were carried out against the Artem plant, which produces air-to-air guided missiles, automated systems for the maintenance of air guided weapons, anti-tank guided missiles, and instruments and equipment for airborne aircraft.
On March 14, the Russian Air Force conducted an airstrike on the Impulse plant in the city of Shostka, Sumy Region, Ukraine’s only plant for the production of detonation equipment (primers, electric detonators, detonating cords, etc.).
In 2019, a new production center was opened at the plant, thanks to which Ukraine for the first time in history has established a closed chain of production of rocket weapons and artillery shells.
Last year, serial production of VOG-17V ammunition for underbarrel and automatic grenade launchers was rolled out.
Russian howitzer artillery has been shelling AFU field positions in the Chernihiv region for a long time.
The Russian Defense Ministry has published footage that showed the destruction of the location of Ukrainian MLRSs and missiles to them.
