Ukrainian Forces Hit Russian Depots and the 'Priority' Plant in Fresh Attacks.

Ukraine's Military Campaign Intensifies

According to UATV: As part of a broader effort to weaken Russia's war-fighting and economic capacity, Ukraine's defense forces have conducted a series of strikes over the past two days. On July 28, they destroyed a logistics depot and a fuel storage site near the settlement of Ichky in Crimea. Additionally, a drone storage facility was hit in the area of Chervonopopivka, Luhansk region.

In another significant action, Ukrainian forces targeted the 'Priority' industrial complex in the town of Borok, located in Russia's Udmurt Republic. The facility, a state-owned enterprise under the Russian Federal Agency for State Reserves (Rosrezerv), was observed on fire following the strike. This target sits more than 1,300 kilometers from Ukraine's border, highlighting the long-range capability of these operations.

Drone Strikes Knock Out Power Substations

Under the operational codename 'Crimean Switch Off,' Ukraine's unmanned systems units also struck 18 electrical substations across temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. These attacks are part of a strategic push to disrupt Russia's military logistics and infrastructure.

The recent strikes underscore Ukraine's evolving military strategy, which now includes not only hitting direct military assets but also targeting economic and energy infrastructure that supports Russia's war effort. These actions could significantly shape the conflict's trajectory in the coming weeks.