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Konashenkov: High-precision missiles destroyed 13 Ukrainian military sites

2022-04-22T18:56:55.685Z


Moscow, SANA- The Russian Defense Ministry announced the destruction of 13 military sites of the Ukrainian army with high-precision missiles. And


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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced the destruction of 13 military sites of the Ukrainian army with high-precision missiles.

"Up to two companies of ultra-Nazis, as well as 27 units of Ukrainian cars and armored vehicles and an ammunition depot for anti-aircraft missile systems were destroyed in the village of Chervonoya," the Russia Today website quoted the ministry's spokesman, Major General Igor Konashenkov, as saying.

He added that "operational and tactical aviation and the Russian space forces targeted 26 military facilities in Ukraine, including two command posts and 21 concentration areas for manpower and military equipment, and 3 missile and artillery depots were destroyed in the areas of the towns of Toritsky, Kumar and Bogatyr."

He stated that "the missile forces struck a command center and five areas where manpower, military equipment and an artillery battery were stationed near the village of Parvenkovo, and a Ukrainian Mi-8 helicopter, the Buk M1 anti-aircraft missile system, and an electronic communication station at a field airport were destroyed."

He pointed out that "since the beginning of the special military operation, 140 warplanes, 107 helicopters, 523 drones, 258 anti-aircraft missile systems, 2458 tanks and other armored fighting vehicles, 272 multiple rocket launchers, 1,069 pieces of field artillery and mortars, as well as 2,305 units of special military vehicles have been destroyed."

Source: sena

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