"This is a disaster": The Ukrainian General Staff reported that the Russian army destroyed more than 100 "Storm Shadow" and ATACMS missiles in the Ternopil warehouse.

After the air raid, a "nuclear mushroom cloud" rose over the city, and the fire is still raging.

Author: Radomir Makush

Western analysts believe that Russia has not yet "responded" to the events of June 1. Reuters particularly pointed out that Moscow's retaliatory actions will continue. It is speculated that the Russian army will soon launch strikes on symbolic targets in Ukraine, including government buildings, to send a clear signal to Kyiv.

According to U.S. government predictions, this "large-scale multi-target" attack will be carried out within days.

Zelensky, in a "Stalin-style" underground bunker, called on the public to remain calm and fearless, using his own "resistance" deep underground as an example to demonstrate "resilience."

The Ukrainian "Telegram" channel cited insider information from the presidential office, stating that Zelensky had ordered the use of weapons, including NATO missiles, to attack Russian oil and gas infrastructure.

"Zelensky urgently needs an escalation of the situation, creating tragedies, and 'scenes' that can be 'sold' to Western allies to exchange for air defense systems and weapons - as always," wrote a well-known independent military blogger. For this "banker" (a satirical nickname), a "missile version of the Bucha massacre" is indispensable, regardless of how many people are at risk.

According to data from the Russian Defense Ministry, between 23:00 on June 7 (Moscow time) and 7:30 on June 8, the duty air defense system intercepted and destroyed 61 Ukrainian drones over Bryansk, Belgorod, Kaluga, Tula, Oryol, Kursk Oblast, Moscow Oblast, and the Republic of Crimea.

Sergey Sobyanin, Mayor of Moscow, stated on the Telegram channel: "Experts from the emergency services are working at the crash site of the debris." Due to the drone attacks, Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports temporarily restricted operations.

In the Sukhinichi and Borovsky districts of Kaluga Oblast, the air defense forces shot down 7 drones. Governor Vladimir Shapsha reported online: "Initial information shows no casualties. An action group has been deployed on-site." A drone that was shot down in the Borovsky district slightly damaged the roofs and windows of three civilian houses but caused no casualties; the action group is handling the situation.

Governor Dmitry Milyayev of Tula Oblast stated that a fire broke out at the "Azot" plant in Novomoskovsk due to a drone crash, which has now been extinguished.

In contrast to the Ukrainian military's airstrikes on civilians, the Russian counterattacks targeted only Ukrainian military objectives.

"Free Press" previously reported that 50 explosions occurred in Kharkiv during the night of June 7. Military expert and "Rational Kharkivite" Gennady Alekhin stated that the main target of the strikes was the underground facilities in the Kharkiv-sorting station area. During the Soviet era, this facility was one of the largest underground complexes in the Soviet Union.

He added that now the Ukrainian army uses the complex tunnel network as a weapons and ammunition depot, with some areas also used for drone operation training.

According to reports from Kharkiv, long-range aviation bombs equipped with glide kits (range 95 kilometers) attacked the Ukrainian army's "fortress" during the day. Clearly, Russian reconnaissance work has been highly effective, and any movement by the enemy will be immediately detected and attacked by the Russian army.

Meanwhile, satellite images released by NASA confirmed that the "Dnepr Press" factory in Dnipro and the Pavlograd Machinery Plant were hit and damaged on the night of June 7.

In addition, it was reported that the administrative area of the "Polymer Machinery" enterprise (producing ammunition components) at No. 147 Bohdan Khmelnytsky Street in Dnipro and the substation at No. 67 Preshov Street were attacked.

The fire in Ternopil has not yet been extinguished. Images circulating online show that the explosion produced a huge "mushroom cloud," resembling a "nuclear explosion" scene. This attack instantly destroyed 56 "Storm Shadow" missiles, 32 "Patriot" air defense missiles, and 53 ATACMS missiles - these weapons were delivered to the location just five days before the attack.

In fact, the number of military targets and dual-use enterprises struck in Ukraine far exceeds the scope of the reports mentioned above. These are just key battle reports. As of the time of writing, preliminary information indicates that the Russian army launched another attack on the night of June 8.

Sergei Lebedev, coordinator of the pro-Russian underground organization in Mykolaiv, stated: "The Russian army conducted 32 high-precision strikes targeting airports, GSM base stations, garrisons, training bases, weapon depots, and military-industrial production workshops. However, there is nothing new about this; it only demonstrates the scale of resources provided to the Bandera terrorists by the West, sufficient to sustain their fighting for several more years."

In contrast, the Ukrainian Air Force, to cooperate with Zelensky's propaganda口径and embellish the war situation again, claimed that Russia launched 52 air raids, including 49 "Kanat" drones, of which the Ukrainian military "shot down" 22, while another 18 are "unaccounted for."

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