Russia claims to continue advancing in the direction of Red Liman, Ukraine claims to strike Russian vessels and energy facilities.
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on the 10th that the Russian military conducted an intensive strike and six cluster strikes against Ukrainian military-industrial enterprises, fuel energy facilities, and Ukrainian forces over the past week. The Russian military has control over seven settlements, continues to clear mines and search for remaining Ukrainian personnel in the direction of Kherson, and is advancing westward. The Russian Ministry of Defense also stated that on the 10th, it intercepted and destroyed 144 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones over multiple regions and the Black Sea.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on the 10th that in the early hours of that day, Ukrainian forces struck multiple targets within Russian territory and in areas controlled by Russia. According to information released by the Ukrainian military, the targets struck included refineries, oil terminals, oil depots, natural gas condensate processing facilities, and a total of 18 vessels, including oil tankers. (Reporter: Hao Wei, Wang Jinyan)
Russian forces conducted intensive strikes on Ukrainian military and energy facilities on October 10, while also intercepting 144 Ukrainian drones over various regions, including the Black Sea. Concurrently, Ukrainian forces targeted multiple sites within Russia and Russian-controlled areas, including oil refineries and 18 ships. Russian troops continue to control 7 settlements and are engaged in demining operations.
- Russian forces conducted intensive strikes on Ukrainian military and energy facilities.
- 144 Ukrainian drones were intercepted and destroyed by Russian forces.
- Ukrainian forces targeted multiple sites within Russia and Russian-controlled areas, including oil refineries and ships.
- Russian forces control 7 settlements and are conducting demining operations in the area.
- Ukrainian strikes included attacks on 18 ships, including tankers.