Ukrainian drones strike 85 targets in the rear of Russia: General Syrskiy revealed details.
According to inkorr.com: Ukraine does not stop executing its Deep Strike strategy, using long-range drones to attack designated targets deep in Russian territory. In a short period, Ukrainian drones struck 85 targets on the territory of the neighboring country, reports 'Glavkom' citing the general.
Targets hit in Russia
Among the affected targets are 33 military objects, and the rest are industrial complexes, including factories for the production of drones, missiles, and fuel materials for them.
'The result is a fuel crisis in Russia, affecting the supply of fuel to the army, including those units fighting on the territory of Ukraine,' noted General Syrskiy.
It is noted that increasing the number of units conducting Deep Strike is one of the key priorities of the Armed Forces. At the end of August, it was possible to regain control over 58 square kilometers of territory and liberate several settlements, indicating the successes of Ukrainian defense.
Thus, Ukraine continues to strike long-range drones at important targets in the rear of Russia, leading to a fuel crisis and contributing to successes on the front.
This development underscores Ukraine's strategic initiative in the fight for its territorial integrity. The use of advanced technologies, particularly drones, becomes a key factor in creating pressure on the enemy and ensuring national security.
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