Ukraine hits Russian Starlink-style network, Moscow tracks arms package
Summary
Ukraine has launched long-distance attacks on Russian military sites, including a rocket center linked to Russia’s satellite internet network and an air base. Russia is seeking explanations from the US and Turkey about a possible large shipment of US weapons and ammunition being sent to Ukraine through Turkey.Key Facts
- Ukraine struck the Progress Centre rocket facility, which supports Russia’s space agency and military technology, located about 900 km from Ukraine’s border.
- The Progress Centre is important for producing Russian rocket technology and electronics.
- Ukraine also targeted Savasleyka air base, about 700 km from the border.
- Ukrainian forces used locally made Flamingo cruise missiles for the missile strike.
- Russia’s Samara mayor said air defenses stopped a large Ukrainian attack but some industrial damage occurred.
- A Ukrainian drone hit a house near Moscow, injuring two people including a child.
- Russia attacked a town in southeastern Ukraine, killing a three-month-old baby in a missile strike.
- Russia’s Foreign Ministry wants answers from the US and Turkey about a possible large arms shipment to Ukraine, warning it would harm relations with both countries.
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