The attacks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the south of Russia were explained by an attempt to create a flight corridor to the rear
The authors of the “Archangel of Special Forces” project pointed to the reorientation of Ukraine’s efforts from attacks on Moscow to the southern regions
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- The Ukrainian Armed Forces' attacks on the south of Russia are aimed at searching for air defense positions and creating a flight corridor to the rear regions, said the authors of the Archangel of Special Forces project.
- According to them, the intensity of the strikes decreased due to strikes by the Russian Armed Forces on UAV warehouses in Ukraine.
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Why It Matters
The Ukrainian Armed Forces refocused their efforts from trying to attack Moscow to the southern regions of Russia.
The attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on southern Russia have been explained as an attempt to create a flight corridor into rear regions. This was pointed out by the authors of the “Archangel Spetsnaz” project in Telegram.
According to the channel, in recent weeks the AFU has redirected its efforts from attempts to attack Moscow to southern Russian regions, including Rostov Oblast and Krasnodar Krai.
Thus, on the night of September 14, 399 Ukrainian drones were destroyed over Russia, of which about 50 were over Rostov Oblast.
“The region is regularly subjected to mass attacks due to the enemy’s search for air defense system positions in order to weaken the defense and create a flight corridor into Russian rear areas,” the message stated.
At the same time, the project authors noted that the intensity of strikes has decreased due to Russian military attacks on targets in Ukraine, including drone storage facilities.
Open Questions
- What specific objects were damaged during the attacks?
- What is the scale of losses of warehouse infrastructure in Ukraine?
