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Brutal Strikes on Chernihiv and Kramatorsk Met with Targeted Attacks on Russian War Engine

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The operational contrast remains absolute. Russian forces launched guided aerial bombs at Kramatorsk, leaving 21 civilians wounded, including a baby. At the very same time, enemy strikes targeted Chernihiv’s power grid, causing mass blackouts after ten rapid explosions rocked the city during an ongoing attack.

While Ukrainian civilians endure these targeted assaults, Ukrainian Defense Forces continue methodically dismantling the supply lines driving the aggression. Strikes hit the Afipsky refinery in Krasnodar Krai, heavily disrupting fuel logistics for enemy units on the front line.

These actions were accompanied by systematic hits on strategic gas production assets inside Russia. Operations at the Astrakhan gas processing plant damaged two crucial gas separation units directly involved in generating raw materials for Russian explosives and military fuel.

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