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At night, Russia launched drones from the north and south. Towards the morning, ...

Massive Blow August 26: How Russian rockets and drones flew during attack (map)

At night, Russia launched drones from the north and south. Towards the morning, Ukraine's airspace entered the airspace of Ukraine, maneuvering a number of regions. Most enemy goals were heading to the western regions. On Monday, August 26, the Russian Federation carried out a combined attack on critical and civil infrastructure of Ukraine in 15 regions. The monitoring Telegram-channel "Advisor" has published an approximate route of drones and rockets during the morning Russian blow.

According to the map, the drones of the occupiers launched Chauda in the temporarily occupied Crimea, the Khalino aerodrome, as well as the Yeysk and Primorsk-Akhtarskaya. The enemy drones from the south and north through the central regions were moving to the west. Caliber winged missiles flew from the Black Sea in the Dnieper, through Kherson, Mykolaiv, Kropyvnytskyi and Vinnitsa also in the western regions-Lviv and Ivano-Frankivsk.

The caliber was also recorded in the sky above Transcarpathia. From the strategic bombers of Tu-95MC, Russia launched missiles X-101/55. Air Force moved to Poltava region through sums, circled in Cherkasy region and headed to the Kyiv region. They also flew in the direction of Zhytomyr, Rivne and Volyn regions. Winged rockets were maneuvered by the central regions to achieve goals in Lviv region. It should be noted that "daggers", which also attacked Ukraine of the map is not reflected.

At the time of publication of news, the Air Force Focus did not report the number of air goals that Russia released. Air anxiety is still ongoing in a number of areas. We will remind, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russia has released more than a hundred rockets of different types and about a hundred drones. There is a hit in energy infrastructure.