Ukrainian forces repelled by Russian fire in strategic Avdeevka area

The industrial zone is concreted, deeply fortified and has been continuously modified since 2014. The loss of the area is a serious blow to the Ukrainian defenses in the city. Ukrainian forces are retreating to another line of defense, where they have taken up pre-prepared positions.

After days of fierce fighting, Russian troops captured an important industrial zone in Avdeevka.

Losing the high ground in the industrial zone would also threaten Ukrainian forces on the southern outskirts of Avdeevka, which would be under Russian fire control.

Previously, on November 25, the AVP website reported that Russian suicide drones continuously attacked Ukrainian Armed Forces targets for 7 hours. The attack took place early in the morning, with Russian forces using Geranium suicide drones to attack various targets on Ukrainian territory.

According to the Ukrainian authorities, this was the largest Russian raid since the start of the special military operation. Russia used 75 drones, but 71 of them were reportedly successfully shot down by Ukraine. This Russian attack lasted about 7 hours.

In the most recent drone attack, the Russian military launched 75 drones, attacking multiple locations on Ukrainian territory.

Russian drone attacks were reported in several regions, including Sumy, Chernigov, Cherkassy, ​​​​Kirovograd, Nikolaev, Dnepropetrovsk and Kyiv. During this wave of attacks, the media paid special attention to the attacks in the Ukrainian capital. In the capital, many residents reported explosions and the activity of air defense systems in various regions, including Solomensky, Dneprovsky, Goloseevsky and Pechersky.

The attack on central Kiev left 77 residential buildings and 120 facilities without electricity, the Ukrainian Energy Ministry said. In addition, according to unconfirmed reports, one of the targets of the attack was Boryspil International Airport and an infrastructure facility.

HOA AN (according to SF, AVP)

Source: https://www.nguoiduatin.vn/luc-luong-ukraine-bi-hoa-luc-nga-day-lui-o-khu-vuc-chien-luoc-avdeevka-a637937.html