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On February 12, several videos documenting some of the Russian military’s recent operations against Kiev forces surfaced online.
14 of the videos show a series of drone attacks that targeted Ukrainian troops, posts and equipment, including other drones, across several directions within the special military operation zone over the last few days.
One more video shows airstrikes with UMPK-equipped FAB-500 guided glide bombs on a drone launch site of Kiev forces in the settlement of Veseloe in the direction of Kherson.
Another video shows airstrikes on two key bridges used by Kiev forces to bring in supplies close to the key city of Konstantinovka in the direction of Donetsk. The bridges were struck with a FAB-3000 guided glide bomb and a Kh-38 guided missile.
In its daily briefing, the Russian Ministry of Defense said that missile, drone and artillery strikes hit “the infrastructure of a military airfield, transport infrastructure facilities that supported the Armed Forces of Ukraine as well as temporary deployment areas of the AFU (Armed Forces of Ukraine) and foreign mercenaries in 147 areas” over the past 24 hours.
The ministry also said that Russian air defenses shot down six guided aerial bombs, eight HIMARS projectiles and 211 fixed-wing drones during the same period.
According to the ministry, Kiev forces have lost 670 aircraft, 283 helicopters, 113,737 drones, 650 air defense systems, 27,620 tanks and other armored fighting vehicles, 1,664 multiple rocket launchers, 33,234 artillery pieces, and 53,176 support vehicles since the start of the special military operation.
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