The invaders suffered additional losses in southern Ukraine.
Near the northern exit from the city temporarily occupied by Russian troops Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region, on Monday, August 29, four powerful explosions rang out. Mayor Ivan Fedorov announced this in Telegram.
“The last days of summer promise to be the hottest for the occupiers of the entire southern part of Ukraine. Just now: 4 powerful explosions in the area of the northern exit from Melitopol,” he wrote.< /p>
The mayor assumed that as a result of the incident, the Russian army suffered losses again.
“We are collecting detailed information about the enemy's losses,” Fedorov added.
UPD : The mayor of Melitopol clarified that, according to updated data, Ukrainian forces “hit the very eyes” of the Russian army.
“Now the enemy forces are almost blinded, besides, they have lost a lot of blood, and ours are already ready to strike the next blow,” concluded Ivan Fedorov.
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Earlier it was reported that on the evening of August 28, automatic rounds could be heard in the temporarily occupied Melitopol. The enemy probably unsuccessfully tried to shoot down the Ukrainian drone.
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