Russia Launches Multi-Phase Air Assault on Ukraine's Infrastructure
Russia initiated a comprehensive air attack on Ukraine's vital infrastructure, according to Ukraine's HUR military intelligence agency. The offensive began with drones aiming to overwhelm air defenses, followed by plans for extensive missile strikes. HUR warns that the attack could be prolonged, as reported on the Telegram messaging app.
Russia commenced a major air assault targeting Ukraine's critical infrastructure on Wednesday, as reported by Ukraine's HUR military intelligence agency.
Initial stages of the attack saw Russia deploying a large fleet of drones, aimed at overpowering Ukraine's air defense mechanisms. The offensive's next phase reportedly involves plans for widespread missile strikes.
HUR cautioned that this aggressive operation could be extended and shared this information via the Telegram messaging platform.
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