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Explosion at six power plants in Ukraine

The Russian song "Holy War", rise, great country, fight to the death. Fight the people's war, the sacred war! Let not the wings of evil fly into our borders, the vast fields of the motherland, and let not the enemy trample them!

Late at night on October 29 until the early morning of October 30, Russian troops were conducting a new round of large-scale missile and drone attacks across Ukraine. Thunderous anger is turning into a torrent of destruction, launching a devastating assault on Ukraine's electricity and energy systems.

The red square military noise has not yet dissipated in the night sky, the Siberian cold wind blows the fiery soil of Donbass! the Russian military industry's strongest product, two Russian military KH-47M2 high-speed cruise missiles, five Russian KH-101 cruise missiles, and two Black Sea Fleet launch caliber cruise missiles.

Together, they attacked the Radizhin Thermal Power Plant in Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine. A cluster of eight Russian Iskander-M ballistic missiles hit the Dnepr Hydropower Station in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Ukraine.

The Russian army used two KH-47M2 dagger hypersonic missiles and five KH-101 cruise missiles to attack the Dobrotville Thermal Power Plant in Lviv Oblast in western Ukraine. Two KH-101 cruise missiles attacked the Kalush coal-fired power plant in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast.

The Russian army's three KH-101 cruise missiles, two naval Kalibr cruise missiles, and at least more than 50 Geranium-2 long-range attack drones repeatedly attacked the Bolshtin Thermal Power Plant in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast.

The entire steel swarm directly crashed into the six major thermal power plants in Ukraine, and the exploded generating units ignited red flames. The entire concrete wall of the factory cracked in the shock wave, hot fragments fell like a rain of meteorites, and the cooling tower collapsed with a loud noise!

Russian troops focused on striking underground gas storage facilities in Lviv, Lviv, Chernobyl¡¯s Dniester hydropower plant in the western region of Ukraine, and the former Konstantinov air base in Khmelnitsky, Ukraine.

Russia's steel storm is crushing Ukraine's power generation and energy systems.The key nodes of the Ukrainian power system have been completely paralyzed.

From Kiev to Odessa, many brightly lit towns immediately fell silent. Only the raging flames caused by the explosions of six major power plants reflected the attack routes of Russian missiles and drones in the dark night.

The Russian army launched at least 700 missiles and drone systems of various types this time. The Russian army launched intensive missiles and drone strikes on the 1,000-kilometre front from the towns of Kursk and Oryol, Milerovo, Krasnodar-Achtalsk and the occupied Crimea¡¯s Joda Corner.

The Ukrainian air force that the Ukrainian air defense missiles and high-speed artillery forces during the battle during the night shot down 705 Russian missiles and drones, including 653 missiles and drones.

The Ukraine Air Force admitted that during the battle, 16 Russian missiles and 63 drones hit 20 locations, and the downed drones and missile debris were scattered in 19 locations.

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The Ukrainian army lost most of its combat force.

The core combat force of the modern army is the tank armor, but the Ukrainian army has no more tanks.At the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the Ukrainian army had 250,000, but 800 tanks and 600 stock tanks.

Now, Ukraine's army has reached 800,000, but there are only 300-500 tanks. On average, there are only 3-6 tanks in the 10,000 Ukrainian army. In essence, the Ukrainian army has become a large-scale foot light infantry force.

Ukrainian armoured combat expert Mikola Saramaha said that the majority of Ukrainian tank brigades and heavy-duty infantry brigades can operate normally, almost no more than a few tanks.

One tank camp in Ukraine has 30 to 40 tanks, but now there are only a maximum of five to six tanks that can be fought.

On the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield, 10-20 kilometers away from the front line, tanks are easily attacked by various drones and cruise missiles. Throughout the combat area, tank and armored vehicle operations are at high risk.

Visual confirmation loss data tracked by the open source intelligence organization Oryx Project shows that although the Russian army lost more than 4000 tanks and 1500 tanks in the sterile chamber. However, Russia has greater tank production capacity and a larger number of tanks in stock. Russia has a strong military industry + a steady stream of supplementary tanks.

But Ukraine does not have the ability to produce tanks, and now it does not even have the ability to repair tanks. The tanks aided by the West are crowded every once in a while like the patients at the forefront going to the toilet. On the battlefield, the Ukrainian army loses one tank less. We still don't know where the next wave of tanks will be!