Five Bradley IFVs destroyed in Ukraine: Russian MoD
Russia has also targeted Ukrainian fuel depot and drone boat base
The Russian military has reported the destruction of up to five Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs) during an attack on a site housing foreign military equipment.
This operation took place over a 24-hour period, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
The ministry detailed that operational-tactical aviation, drones, missile forces, and artillery were employed in the strikes. In addition to the Bradley IFVs, a Ukrainian Armed Forces' fuel and lubricants warehouse and a base for unmanned boats were also targeted.
Further reports indicate damage to repair and restoration shops at armored and forge mechanical plants. Russian forces claimed to have struck Ukrainian military personnel and equipment in 104 districts.
Air defense systems reportedly intercepted three HIMARS multiple launch rockets and 52 drones, with 26 of these incidents occurring outside the designated operation zone.
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