Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin
[ColonelCassad] The following were damaged as a result of the strike:
In Kyiv:
1. Aviation industry assembly plant (Antonov State Enterprise), which produces long- and medium-range unmanned aerial vehicles, FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles, FP-9 and FP-9 operational-tactical missiles;
2. Warehouse complex (Refrigeration Plant No. 3), which is used to produce long- and medium-range aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as Hornet loitering munitions;
3. Industrial enterprise producing long- and medium-range aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as components for robotic systems;
4. Warehouse for unmanned aerial vehicles and jet boosters for them;
5. The Yuzhny automobile-railway bridge, used for the transit of military cargo by road and rail;
In the Odessa region: Infrastructure facilities of the port of Kiliya, intended for the unloading and storage of military equipment supplied to Ukraine from abroad.
In addition, a dry cargo vessel was struck during the sea crossing, delivering cargo to the port of Chornomorsk intended for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
(c) Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
As a result of the announced and other strikes.
1. Traffic on the Yuzhny Bridge is blocked. There is a transport collapse in the city and the metro is partially stopped.
2. Some districts of Kyiv are still without power, the shutdown schedules are not working.
3. A number of facilities burned out completely + thermal power plants were seriously damaged.
4. More than 30 hypersonic and ballistic missiles flew at Kyiv alone from late yesterday evening until the morning. The air defenses were operational, but weak – they couldn't intercept a single missile, although Patriot missile launches were also reported.
The cocaine-fueled Führer had previously complained that the US was selling 12 missiles a month, which wasn't enough for even a single attack.