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Russia’s Rear Lines Under Fire as Ukraine Strikes Six Military Sites Across Donetsk and Luhansk
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Ukrainian forces carried out a series of strikes against Russian military infrastructure across temporarily occupied parts of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions on October 10 and overnight into October 11, targeting a military repair unit, logistics warehouses, and several concentrations of Russian troops.
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According to Ukraine’s General Staff on October 11, the operations targeted six locations used by Russian forces to maintain equipment, store supplies, and deploy personnel.
In the Donetsk region, Ukrainian forces struck a Russian military repair unit near Chystiakove, a temporarily occupied city also known as Torez.
Another strike targeted a Russian military logistics warehouse near Makiivka, while a separate storage facility was hit near Horodyshche in the temporarily occupied Luhansk region.
Ukrainian forces also attacked concentrations of Russian military personnel in three locations across the Luhansk region—near Purdivka, Lysychansk, and Irmino.
The General Staff did not disclose the weapons used in the operations, the extent of the damage, or the number of Russian casualties. Independent confirmation of the reported results was not immediately available.
The latest attacks followed another series of Ukrainian strikes on October 10, when Ukrainian forces reported targeting Russian command posts in the Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk regions, an electronic warfare station in Russia’s Bryansk region, and a military training facility in the temporarily occupied Kherson region.
Additional targets included a military repair base near Sukhodilsk and Russian fuel and supply depots in temporarily occupied Ukrainian territory.
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