Russia’s Defense Ministry said Monday that its forces damaged Ukrainian fuel, energy and transport infrastructure that it described as supporting Ukraine’s military operations. The ministry also said strikes hit workshops allegedly used to assemble unmanned boats.
In the same update, Moscow reported Ukrainian losses of up to 505 service members and 11 vehicles. The Russian military statement also referenced a field artillery gun and a combat vehicle, though the available excerpt did not provide further detail.
The claims come as both sides continue to target logistics, energy systems and defense-related facilities as part of the wider war in Ukraine. Infrastructure linked to fuel supply and transport remains a key focus because of its role in moving troops, equipment and other military resources.
The battlefield figures and damage assessments were released by Russia and could not be independently verified from the information provided. Kyiv had not responded in the material available here.
