Russia has increased missile strikes in the south eightfold: data from defense forces.

Russia has increased missile strikes in the south eightfold: data from defense forces
Russia has increased missile strikes in the south eightfold: data from defense forces

Increase in shelling on the Southern Front

According to inkorr.com: Recent data indicates an increase in the intensity of shelling on the Southern Front by Russian occupiers. Spokesman for the Southern Defense Forces Vladislav Voloshin reported that the number of missile strikes has increased eightfold, and the use of 'Shaheds' has grown by 70%. Attacks with loitering munitions have become three times more frequent compared to the previous week.

'Compared to last week, the situation has somewhat escalated, and the number of various types of weapons used by the enemy has increased. First of all, the enemy has increased the number of missile strikes in the south eightfold,' Voloshin reported.

Russian troops are actively shelling the Ukrainian Defense Forces as well as settlements in the south. There has been an increase in the activity of drones such as 'Shahed'/'Geran', with their use rising by 70%. The enemy uses dozens of loitering munitions daily, such as 'Molniya', 'Privet-82', and 'Lancet'. Kamikaze drones are particularly actively used in the Zaporizhzhia directions, supporting assault operations, and there has also been an increase in artillery shelling.

According to the latest report from the spokesman of the Defense Forces, the intensity of shelling by Russian occupiers in the south has significantly increased, posing a threat to the lives and safety of both civilians and Ukrainian military personnel.

This new data underscores the escalation of the war on the Southern Front, where the enemy's activity is growing. The increase in missile attacks and the use of drones indicates the aggressor's intent to intensify pressure on Ukrainian forces. This may lead to new challenges for the defense and safety of the population in this region.


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