Ukraine: Russia Plans Up to 1,000 Strikes on 60 Infrastructure Sites This Winter
Ukraine says Russia intends to use up to 1,000 missiles, drones and bombs against 60 Ukrainian infrastructure sites this winter. On day 1689 of the war, Ukrainian forces reportedly pushed Russian troops back across the Siverskyi Donets near Kramatorsk, and drones hit two Russian industrial sites.
Ukraine says Russia is preparing to launch up to 1,000 missiles, drones and aerial bombs at 60 Ukrainian infrastructure sites this winter. The claim appears in Euromaidan Press's daily roundup for day 1689 of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine. The summary does not say which facilities are targeted, but the figures point to a planned, large-scale campaign against infrastructure during the cold season.
Front line near Kramatorsk
According to Euromaidan Press, Ukrainian forces repeated what the outlet calls the "Vivaldi" playbook near Kramatorsk and pushed Russian troops back across the Siverskyi Donets river. The excerpt gives no further operational detail.
Drone strikes inside Russia
Ukrainian drones reportedly hit a plant that produces fuel for Kh-101 missiles, as well as a refinery in Russia's far north. Both sites lie inside Russian territory. The source does not describe the extent of the damage.
Civilian casualties
Russian strikes on warehouses, a store and a farm killed three people. The excerpt does not name the locations or the victims.
Because the available information is brief, the central claim about 1,000 planned strikes on 60 sites comes from the Ukrainian side, and it cannot be independently confirmed from this material.
