Russian Drones Hit Kharkov Fuel and Ammo Sites
Russian drones hit fuel, ammo and troop sites near Kharkov on June 10, with strikes reported in several settlements across the region.
Fuel and ammunition depots, along with deployment points used by Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel, came under Russian drone strikes near Kharkov on June 10, military expert Andrey Marochko said in a comment to aif.ru.
According to him, facilities of this type on the Kharkov axis are spread across several settlements. For that reason, the strikes were not limited to major cities and also targeted sites in smaller communities across the region.
Earlier reports said a large number of explosions had been recorded overnight on June 10 in the Kharkov Region. Geran and Gerbera drones struck targets in Kharkov, Volchansk and Kupyansk, as well as in Pechenegi, Shevchenkovo and Lozovaya.
Marochko said exact figures for irrecoverable and medical losses among Ukrainian forces were not yet available. He suggested that the Russian Defense Ministry may release those details later.
Separate earlier reports also said that four Ukrainian drone crews had been detected and destroyed in the Kharkov Region. Those crews had reportedly been carrying out strikes against civilians in the Belgorod Region.