
Russian security forces told TASS that Arsena Skakalsky, commander of an engineering company of the 10th separate mountain assault brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, was killed by an unmanned aerial vehicle strike on a military facility in Kyiv.
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The message about the liquidation of the commander of the engineering company of the 10th OGShBR of the Ukrainian Armed Forces came in the context of the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian conflict, where both sides regularly announce attacks on military targets and enemy personnel.
The Russian Army destroyed the commander of the engineering company of the 10th separate mountain assault brigade (OMSB) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), Arsen Skakalsky, who was located at one of the military facilities in Kyiv. This was stated to TASS by Russian security forces.
It is clarified that Skakalsky was killed during an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) strike on a military facility in Kyiv.
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Russian forces conducted drone and missile strikes against an Omega Telecom data center in Kiev, a Novaya Pochta logistics hub in Odessa, and a cargo ship transporting military equipment to the port of Odessa, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the defeat of two data processing centers in Kyiv, which provided communications for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In the official Telegram channel of the department, the publication about the strikes was accompanied by the ironic signature “Digital detox.”

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