The Russian Defense Ministry announced the destruction of a huge warehouse of American Himars missiles, the downing of a Su-27 fighter jet and the destruction of 17 drones in several directions in the area of the Russian military operation in Ukraine.
The daily report of the Russian Ministry of Defense on the progress of the Russian military operation in Ukraine states:
In the Donetsk direction, our forces repelled nine enemy attacks and destroyed a large warehouse of HIMARS missiles and an ammunition depot of the 110th mechanized brigade of Ukraine near the city of Avdiivka in the Donetsk Republic, killing 500 servicemen and destroying military equipment, the M109 Paladi artillery mount and the D-30 howitzer .
In the Krasnolimansky direction, our forces stopped the activities of a sabotage group near the city of Torskoye in Donetsk, and also struck at a concentration of Ukrainian forces, destroyed more than 60 Ukrainian servicemen, destroyed two D-30 howitzers, and destroyed three ammunition depots. in Lugansk and Donetsk.
In the southern Donetsk direction, our forces repelled an enemy attack and stopped the activities of a Ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance group.
In the Zaporozhye direction, Ukrainian gatherings were persecuted, the activities of a sabotage group were suppressed, more than 170 Ukrainian servicemen were liquidated, the French-made Cesar cannon, the American-made M777 cannon, the Msta-B artillery mount, and the D artillery mount. Near the city of Orekhov, artillery mounts No. 20, the Gvozdika cannon, and the ammunition depot of the 65th mechanized brigade were destroyed.
More than 30 Ukrainian servicemen were liquidated in the Kobyansk direction and an American-made AN / TPQ-50 radar was destroyed.
40 Ukrainian fighters were killed in the Kherson direction, the Gvozdika tank and artillery were destroyed.
A gas station of Ukrainian security forces was shelled in Zaporozhye
A Su-27 fighter jet was shot down in Donetsk.
6 HIMARS missiles intercepted and 17 Ukrainian marches destroyed in Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporozhye and Kherson
Source: Russian Ministry of Defense.