Ukraine has intensified its strikes on Russian logistics, carrying out more than 240 attacks in the first week of July
OSINT researcher Clément Molen documented more than 240 strikes by Ukrainian forces on Russian logistics vehicles during the first week of July. In his assessment, this may indicate an increase in the intensity of attacks on the Russian military’s transport routes and supply lines.
According to the researcher, the average number of strikes may have risen to about 34 per day, compared to approximately 20 in June. He noted the highest level of activity in the Chaplynka area of the Kherson region, through which Russian troops are forced to take a detour after the damage to crossings near Chongar and Henichesk.
A significant number of attacks have also been recorded on roads near occupied Donetsk. According to Molen’s assessment, about 80 of the recorded strikes may have targeted fuel trucks, which, combined with recent attacks on fuel tankers, is putting additional pressure on the Russian military’s fuel supply system.
This was reported by the Telegram channel YIGAL LEVIN.
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