Estonian military intel: Ukraine's deep strike hits previously unreachable target
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For the first time, Ukrainian long-range strikes reached Russian industrial facilities almost 3,000 kilometres from the border, and in Estonia they believe that this changes Russia ' s perception of a secure rear.
Estonian military intel: Ukraine's deep strike hits previously unreachable target
Ukraine carried out a strike on Wednesday, September 9, against the Novy Urengoy gas condensate plant in the Yamalo‑Nenets Autonomous Okrug, a site previously considered out of reach.
Ukrainian drones reached the empire's gas heartland at Novi Urengov for the first time, forcing Russian air defenses to search in vain for an answer to a technological breakthrough that zeroes in on the security of 90% of the enemy's gas production. It will take longer to read... A 3,000 km strike: how the Defense Forces broke the myth of the unattainable rear of the Russian Federation at Newssky.com.ua.
Estonian intelligence in its review of the Russian-Ukrainian war noted that Ukraine for the first time got Russian factories almost 3,000 kilometers away.
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