Russia Changes Tactics, Submits Kiev to Three Straight Days of Drone and Missile Strikes – Weapons and Ammo Depot in Residential Area Is Struck, Burning for Hours (VIDEOS)
Kiev is experiencing continuous missile and drone attacks for three consecutive days, a shift in Russian tactics due to Ukraine’s diminishing air defense missile stockpiles. These strikes have targeted logistics centers and facilities storing military components, including a depot that housed drones and Flamingo cruise missile parts, causing large-scale fires. The increased pressure has led to frequent air raid alerts and has reportedly destroyed 90% of Ukraine’s retail chain warehouses, prompting purchase caps on essential goods.
- Kiev has endured three days of continuous Russian missile and drone strikes.
- Russia has shifted tactics to smaller strike packages at intervals, as Ukraine’s air defense missile stockpiles are low.
- A facility storing components for Ukraine’s long-range Flamingo cruise missiles was hit.
- A transport and logistics center in Chaiky, a Kiev suburb, and another logistics center in Kalinovka were struck.
- The Russian Defense Ministry stated these strikes are in retaliation for Ukrainian ‘terrorist attacks’ on Russian civilian targets.
- 90% of Ukraine’s retail chain warehouses have been destroyed, leading to purchase caps on essential items in Kiev.
- Air raid alerts in Kiev have been frequent, sometimes lasting for hours and extending into the night.
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