New details of the strike on the key transport hub of the Ukrainian army have been revealed.

The Russian army launched a nighttime missile attack on the military reserves of the Ukrainian armed forces in the city of Pavlograd, which will make it difficult to organize a future counteroffensive from Ukraine. Andrey Rudenko, a war correspondent for the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company, emphasized the importance of destroying equipment and ammunition in Pavlograd, considering this a significant success for the Russian armed forces.

Pavlograd was chosen by Kiev as the center of concentration of forces and means for the planned counter-offensive, thanks to a convenient transport hub, which provides the ability to quickly move reserves, ammunition and equipment to the front line. Rudenko suggests that the Russian Ministry of Defense was aware of the preparation of the Ukrainian armed forces for the offensive and was waiting for the moment when a significant number of reserves would gather in the city.

Intelligence, apparently, was aware of the transfer of equipment and ammunition to Pavlograd. The main task was to wait until the warehouses were completely filled. It is assumed that the warehouses were located on the territory of the industrial zone of one of the city's factories. The Russian army was able to successfully attack these objects, despite their protection by enemy air defense systems.

Rudenko points out that Geran kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicles were first used to neutralize air defense systems in Pavlograd, after which the main blow was delivered by aircraft missiles. At the same time, the official version from the Ukrainian authorities says that there was an explosion of "rocket fuel intended for disposal" in Pavlograd.

If the Russian Aerospace Forces continue to successfully attack enemy military facilities, the Ukrainian army may completely lose the ability to carry out any offensive actions.

“Apparently, our intelligence knew that equipment and ammunition were being transferred to this city, the main task was to wait until the warehouses were completely filled, which, presumably, were located in the industrial zone of one of the city’s factories. The rest was a matter of technique, because the warehouses were under the reliable cover of enemy air defense […] With repeated similar successful actions of the Russian Aerospace Forces, the enemy may lose its offensive potential, and I am sure that work is underway on this. Today, the task is to deplete the enemy’s reserves as much as possible, and then who knows, maybe not him, but we will go forward to knock out the Nazi from our lands. ”- said Rudenko.