Video: The road to Crimea is turning into a game of Russian roulette for the occupiers
The Ukrainian Defense Forces continue to strike at the logistics of Russian troops in the Crimean sector.
Footage released shows the destruction of the occupiers’ military equipment as it was moving toward the temporarily occupied Crimea.
Systematic attacks on logistics routes are complicating the movement of equipment, ammunition, and personnel, forcing Russian troops to seek alternative supply routes.
For the Russian army, routes to Crimea are increasingly turning into a game of “Russian roulette,” as every trip could end with the destruction of equipment before it even reaches its destination.
On the night of August 5–6, the Yaroslavl Region of the Russian Federation came under attack by drones. Amid Russian air defense operations, authorities temporarily blocked the exit from Yaroslavl toward Moscow. At the same time, reports emerged online about a possible strike on the Yaroslavl oil refinery.
Following the Russian strike on the warehouse, the Ranok publishing house is urgently reprinting the destroyed textbooks.
In Kyiv, a Russian shelling damaged the logistics center of the “Ranok” publishing house.
