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The list is on a Russian military website, which, according to information provided, is under attack and thus inaccessible.
[Regnum] The Russian Defense Ministry has published a list of military facilities in Ukraine that the Russian Armed Forces struck in response to massive attacks by Ukrainian drones on Russian regions. The full list appeared on the agency's website on May 27.
"At the initiative of the Russian Federation, direct Russian-Ukrainian dialogue on a peaceful settlement of the conflict in Ukraine was resumed. At the same time, the Kiev regime, with the support of certain European countries, took a number of provocative steps aimed at disrupting the negotiation process. In response to the actions of the Kiev regime, the Russian Armed Forces carried out strikes with high-precision air, sea and land-based weapons, as well as strike UAVs," the department said in a statement.
Thus, on May 20, Russian military launched a group attack on the infrastructure facilities of the Ozernoye airfield in the Zhitomir region; warehouses of ammunition, military-technical equipment and fuel and lubricants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the Dnipropetrovsk region were also hit.
The following day, the Russian Armed Forces struck a temporary deployment point for Ukrainian troops and a missile and artillery weapons depot in Sumy Oblast. At the same time, a deployment point for foreign mercenaries near the settlement of Svyatogorsk in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) and an ammunition depot in Kharkiv Oblast were liquidated.
On May 22, Russian precision weapons attacked the Pavlograd Chemical Plant in the Dnipropetrovsk region, where an Iskander-M missile system crew destroyed a multifunctional AN/MPQ-65 radar station, a combat control vehicle, and two Patriot anti-aircraft missile system launchers. On the same day, an aircraft repair shop, military airfield facilities, and air defense radar stations in the Krivoy Rog and Nikolaev regions, as well as a temporary deployment point for foreign mercenaries near Kharkov, were hit.
On May 23, a group missile strike was launched against an unloading site and container warehouse in the Odessa port. As a result, about 100 containers were destroyed, which contained components for unmanned boats, UAVs, and ammunition. Then, training facilities for Ukrainian Armed Forces attack drones at the Kislichevata airfield in Zaporizhia and the Kanatovo airfield in the Kirovograd region, as well as ammunition depots in the Kharkiv region, were hit.
The next day, the Russian Armed Forces attacked a Ukrainian military-industrial complex enterprise that produces missiles and attack drones. At the same time, a strike was carried out on the SBU radio-technical reconnaissance and aviation center, on the Patriot complex near Kiev, as well as on the Ukrainian Armed Forces position in the Odessa region and on the third assault brigade "Azov" (an organization recognized as terrorist and extremist, banned in Russia) in the Kharkiv region.
Then, on May 25, a massive strike by long-range precision weapons and attack UAVs targeted military enterprises producing missile components, electronics, explosives, rocket fuel, and attack drones. Among them are the Odessa Aviation Plant, the Zhitomir Radiotechnical Equipment Repair Plant Luch, and SPETSOBORONMASH in the same region; in the Chernihiv region, the Rapid Plant, the Chernihiv Radio Equipment Plant, and the Techaviakom Research and Production Company; in the Sumy region, the Konotop Aircraft Repair Plant Aviakon; in the Khmelnytsky region, the Krasilovsky Aggregate Plant; in the Dnepropetrovsk region, the Pavlograd Chemical Plant and the Deviro UAV Development and Production Enterprise; in the Ternopil region, the Luch Plant of the Promin Research and Development Center; in the Kyiv region, the Aerotechnica-MTL Radioelectronic Industry Enterprise and the Luch Design Bureau; in the Kharkov region, the Chuguev Aircraft Repair Plant.
In addition, radio, electronic intelligence and satellite communications centers in the Kyiv region were hit, as well as production sites and UAV control points at the Gogolev airfield. At the same time, a strike was carried out on workshops producing drones, explosives and ammunition for attack drones in the Sumy, Nikolaev, Chernihiv, Kharkiv and Kyiv regions, as well as on a parking lot for combat boats, an assembly shop for unmanned boats in the Nikolaev region, facilities at the Shkolny airfield in the Odessa region and the Vishnevoe airfield in the Kharkiv region.
On May 26, the Russian Armed Forces carried out a massive attack with long-range precision weapons and attack UAVs, which resulted in the destruction of facilities at the Starokostiantyniv airfield in the Khmelnytsky region, ammunition depots of two heavy mechanized brigades in the Kharkiv region and the DPR, as well as a command post for an S-300 anti-aircraft missile division and a deployment point for special operations forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces near Odessa.
The department also recalled that the Russian Armed Forces strike exclusively at military facilities and enterprises of the military-industrial complex of Ukraine.
As reported by the Regnum news agency, since May 20, Russian air defense systems have shot down 2,331 drones, with 1,465 drones intercepted outside the special military operation zone. The Defense Ministry separately noted that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are targeting civilian objects.
Andrey Koshkin, an expert at the Association of Military Political Scientists, told the Regnum news agency that the ongoing attacks by Ukrainian drones on Russian territory can only be stopped if the goals of the special operation are achieved. According to him, the US has leverage over the Kiev regime, but the American authorities are not using them.
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