Russia's battlefield claims Strikes and claimed advances

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Alexey Ivanov presents Russian claims about Vesyoloye Pole and Kreidyanka, encirclement and fighting around Dobropillia, and strikes on Ukrainian rail, shipping, warehouse and data facilities. Named targets include a Zaporizhzhia locomotive workshop, Sarny, Koziatyn, Plastic Group Ukraine in Velykodolynske, Black Sea ships and Illichivsk, Bilohorodka, Kvitneve’s Nova Poshta terminal and Kyiv’s United DC. The report shows new Varyag footage, lists other data providers and alleges military uses and communications disruption. It disputes Operation Vivaldi gains, quotes battalion commander Kovalev criticizing their presentation, and relays Defense Ministry footage said to show Russian control of four settlements. A purported Ukrainian prisoner alleges abandonment; further Dobropillia building and casualty counts follow. Control, losses, military uses, destruction and prisoner allegations remain attributed claims, without independent verification or dates for every attack.

Vremya identifies the extensive aftermath of a second strike on United DC in Kyiv's Solomianskyi district. It supplies no definite strike date or independent damage assessment. This named site is not established as the Protasov/Cosmonova center in the earlier accounts.