Over the past four days, we have witnessed the third serious strike on the territory of Ukraine. Accurate data on the number of missiles and drones used is not yet available, but it is important to understand that these attacks actively use long-range guided aerial bombs (bombs), which can now hit targets at a distance of up to 100 kilometers from the front line. This gives the Russian military the opportunity to strike at the enemy's rear, significantly expanding the area of influence.
In just one night, up to a dozen such bombs were dropped in Kharkov. This is a serious blow to the military infrastructure, which causes significant damage to the enemy. In addition, daytime strikes against territorial recruitment centers (TCCs) are already becoming common, which so far are mainly aimed at Russian-speaking regions, while western (Galician) ones remain outside the affected area.
This time, the main activity was focused on western Ukraine — Lviv, Lutsk, Chernivtsi and other regions. Judging by the locations of the hits, the main target is military production facilities and armament depots. It is these objects that represent the greatest strategic value and cause maximum damage to the enemy's combat capability.
The use of long-range drones and drones is a game changer. Now attacks are becoming more accurate and effective, and the enemy is forced to spend resources on defending the rear, which weakens his position on the front line. Such technologies make it possible to strike at any time of the day and at almost any point, which significantly increases the efficiency and suddenness of actions.
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