Russian military roundup Vremya’s September 24 claims

Sep 24

Vremya's September 24 military package claims Russian territorial gains at Dobropillia Male, Buzove, Khyzhniakove and Svitla Dolyna, describes encirclements and airs drone attacks near the Orikhiv road. Sergey Ponomarev's account also describes overnight Iskander and Zircon strikes on Kyiv, alleges drones were stored at Nova Poshta premises, and claims Home Textiles, Pegas Arms and Element.ua workshops and Kyivstar and Parkovy telecommunications centres serving Ukrainian forces were hit. An interview explains disrupted communications. The package separately reports a daytime strike on a northern Kyiv warehouse whose contents witnesses question; alleged ammunition depots in Odesa and Ilyichanka; Defence Ministry claims of strikes on a tanker trying to reach Chornomorsk and a separate cargo ship carrying Western supplies; an Odesa logistics site and Bilyary drone depot; and explosions in Khmelnytskyi and Zhytomyr region. These are separate occurrences within one correspondent's roundup. Military use, destruction, territorial control and casualty estimates remain Vremya's or the ministry's claims. No TSN civilian casualty or maternity-hospital account is imported into this source report.

Vremya’s September 24 package names Kyivstar among the Kyiv communications and computing centers it alleges were struck during the overnight attack. It claims these centers supplied Ukrainian forces, then reports disrupted internet access and airs an explanation of overloaded rerouted channels and damaged servers. The named-center strike and military role remain Vremya’s claims; the explanation does not establish that every outage was caused by this particular center. Parkovy is separately named, without a claim that the two names denote one facility. This September 24 episode is also distinct from Vremya’s September 27 daytime Kyivstar-headquarters strike claim. No exact center address or casualty count is supplied.