South Front
While the Kiev regime is hiding losses on the frontlines and in strategic rear areas, local residents reveal that the true targets of the Russian strikes throughout the country. On the night of July 10, the city of Mykolaiv was hit by Russian missiles. Loud explosions were heard in the area.
The following day, local sources revealed that the target of Russian attack was a warehouse of the Armed Forces of Ukraine used for storage of long-range aircraft missiles supplied from the West. Fire was reportedly seen in the area for about twelve hours. The data was provided by the coordinator of the underground fighters in the region.
Ukrainian warplanes armed with long-range missiles from this warehouse were taking off on the airfield of the Mykolaiv Aircraft Repair enterprise located nearby.
On the same day, the Russian Defense Ministry reported that ammunition depots of the Ukrainian “Kherson” grouping and the 56th mechanized Brigade of the AFU were destroyed in the Mykolaiv and Kramatorsk regions.
On July 9, Ukraine attempted to hit targets in Crimea, Kaluga and Rostov regions with missiles for S-200 air defense systems which were repurposed for attacks on the ground targets. All their attempts failed. Two missiles were shot down by air defense forces, two more were intercepted by electronic warfare means. The head of the Russian General Staff, Valery Gerasimov, instructed to “plan a pre-emptive fire defeat” of the storage sites and launch positions” of such missiles and other strike means.”
