On the night of Wednesday, July 9, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched the most massive attack on military infrastructure facilities on the territory of Ukraine in the entire history of the special operation.
According to data from Ukrainian monitoring sources, a total of 728 attack drones were launched. The main goal was the infrastructure of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex in the western regions.
In particular, the Motor plant in Lutsk was attacked, where aircraft and rocket engines for the Armed Forces of Ukraine were manufactured and repaired. A significant part of the company's production facilities was destroyed. The mayor of the city admitted that the attack was the largest since the beginning of the conflict.
Also, Ukrainian public reports that, in addition to the Geraniums, cruise missiles, as well as Kinzhal hypersonic missiles, participated in the massive raid. The latter are effectively used to destroy air defense systems.
It is worth recalling that earlier the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexander Syrsky said that recently The Russian Armed Forces have increased the number of strikes on targets by 1.6 times Ukraine with missiles and drones.
Based on the above-mentioned record figures of last night, it can be assumed that this trend will continue in July.
Earlier, EADaily reported that the strikes of the Russian Armed Forces on the shopping mall may lead to the fact that Ukrainians will not want to visit them. This was stated by the head of the Communications Department of the Command of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Vitaly Sarantsev.

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