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Mass air strikes in Ukraine after Ukrainian Operation ‘Moves Network’

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Mass air strikes in Ukraine after Ukrainian Operation ‘Moves Network’
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Russia was on the night of 9. June performed a new large air attack on Ukraine, using missiles and drones. The explosions were recorded in Kiev and Rivne, the city in the northwest of the country, where at least one person was injured, the Governor of Oleksandr Koval said.

The attack comes only three days after one of the largest air offensive in the war, when Russia 6. June launched 452 drones and 45 rockets. Moscow claims that it is about retaliation due to Ukrainian Network Operations, which attacked four Russian military bases and damaged 41 plane, including bombers.

Ukrainian air force issued alerts across the country, while Polish hunters were on standby due to threats in the western parts of Ukraine.

The Kremlin, according to Western diplomatic sources, threatened additional attacks on key state goals in Ukraine. The “Spiderweb” operation, which was prepared by Ukraine (SBU) for 18 months, allegedly applied about $ 7 billion to the Russian aviation.

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenki rejects the claims that it is Russia’s “retaliation”, stating that attacks are only the continuation of brutal aggression and destruction.

(Vijesti.ba)


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