The Mayor of Moscow confirmed the attacks on the Kapotnya refinery last night and provided details of the event. In these attacks, carried out by Russian air defense systems, 152 Ukrainian drones were targeted.
Details of the Attacks and Targeted Objectives
According to published reports, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced a list of Ukrainian targets that were hit in these attacks. Among these targets is the radio-electronic factory "Radionix," which is involved in the production of guidance systems for the "Flamingo," "Neptune," "FP-7," and "FP-9" missiles. This factory is recognized as one of the key points in supplying military technology to Ukraine.
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Impact on Military and Economic Operations
In addition to the Radionix factory, the "B-Mobile" data center and a warehouse in Kyiv containing drone parts were also targeted in these attacks. These actions aimed to reduce Ukraine's ability to utilize drones and disrupt the supply chain of military equipment. Additionally, a logistics center in the Odessa region, used for storing and distributing military shipments, was targeted. Reports indicate that a cargo ship in the port of Odessa carrying military equipment was also damaged in these attacks.
These attacks signify an escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine and could have serious consequences for the military operations of both countries. Given the intensity and scope of these attacks, it seems that Russia is attempting to significantly reduce Ukraine's military capability by targeting critical infrastructure.
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