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For: EFE Updated 30 Apr 2022, 8: 40 am EDT
Russian Armed Forces attacked Friday night 389 Ukrainian targets, including 15 depots for rockets and artillery weapons and ammunition, Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashénkov said today.
“During the night, artillery units destroyed 169 enemy targets. Among them: 35 command posts, 41 bastions, 169 areas of concentration of soldiers and military equipment, 33 artillery positions, as well as 15 warehouses for rockets and artillery weapons and ammunition”, he indicated in his morning war part.
During yesterday from the air, the operational-tactical and military aviation of l The Russian Aerospace Forces also reached nine military concentration areas and killed more than 120 “nationalists”, four tanks and six armored vehicles.
The forces of missiles in turn attacked four Ukrainian military installations: two command posts of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, a battery of syst multiple rocket launch stations and a radar station.
High-precision air-launched missiles meanwhile hit four ammunition and fuel stores.
Tactical coordination problems
On the other hand, Russia still has tactical coordination problems in Ukraine and its air support is inconsistent, according to the report. intelligence released this Saturday by the United Kingdom.
The Kremlin hopes to rectify problems that have previously limited its invasion by geographically concentrating combat power, shortening supply lines and simplifying command and control, adds the report provided by the Defense Ministry.
Russia has been forced to amalgamate units that failed to make progress in northeastern Ukraine, add the information, and points out that many of these units may be morally weakened.
Tactical coordination problems have left Russia unable to take full advantage of its combat mass, despite localized improvements, the report underlines.
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