Last Friday, our troops hit the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol with two missiles, and reported that the commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet Viktor Sokolov was killed as a result of the attack. Yesterday, on Russian television, a military video conference with Defense Minister Shoigu was shown on the big screen, and below it with Admiral Sokolov. Russian mass media often lie, but ours also often pass off wishful thinking as reality.

 The Russians fired rockets at Kyiv, Kharkiv, Cherkasy, Rivne, and the Lviv region. A service station was hit in Rivne. 8 cars burned (5 outside, 3 indoors). A transformer substation was also hit. Part of the city of Rivne and the Rivnensky district remained without electricity. In total, the Russians launched 43 cruise missiles, 36 were shot down.

 Ukraine attacked the Sevastopol Repair Plant in Crimea with 10 cruise missiles. The Russians write in the news that 7 missiles were shot down. Three missiles damaged a large landing ship and a submarine. Three sea unmanned boats were also involved, but they say that all of them were neutralized.

           A couple of days ago, Ukrainian media reported that our paratroopers had established control over the Boyka sea "towers". The Russians captured these towers at the beginning of the war. Special locators were installed on them, which could monitor targets flying at low altitude above the sea, and also, the Russians stored missiles there. Ukraine "established control" over the towers, which means that the Russians will no longer be able to install any equipment there. But ours won't be able too,  because the towers are easily fired at from both sides.

 The head of military intelligence, Kyrylo Budanov, said that the drone attack on the airfield in Pskov was carried out from the territory of Russia.