– On May 13, four Russian planes, two fighter jets and two helicopters crashed. They wrote on Twitter that they were apparently shot down over the Bryansk region of Russia.

They further wrote that the growing threat to Russia’s border region would be of great concern to the Air Force, as they are using the region to establish air power in support of the war.

On May 3, Ukraine managed to shoot down a “Killjoy” ballistic missile, or Kinzjal 47M2, for the first time. Then, according to the British, Russia prioritized attempts to neutralize Ukrainian air defense capabilities, which cost them many Killjoys.

– The obvious weakness of Killjoy will probably come as a surprise and embarrassment to Russia, because Vladimir Putin declared the system invincible, British intelligence wrote.

Attack the hospital

Accordingly Ukrainian newspaper Pravda A hospital in the Kherson region was attacked in the morning hours of Wednesday. An apartment building in Kherson was also hit.

– The Russian army attacked a hospital in Preslav, hitting the intensive care unit and the main ward. Oleksandr Prokudin, head of the Kherson military department, wrote on Telegram that nearly 60 windows were broken and walls damaged as a result of the attacks.

Russian forces are also intensifying fighting in the Kharkiv region. This was written by Pravda, which quotes the head of the Kharkiv military department, Oleg Sinyhopov.

Attacks on civilian targets

The Russians are said to have also tried to advance towards Masyutivka, but were allegedly stopped by Ukrainian forces.

– The Russian occupiers are intensifying their terrorist attacks against the civilian population of the region, using all available weapons – rocket artillery, aircraft, drones, rocket weapons and pistols, Sinyhopov wrote in a statement.

The Kharkiv region has reportedly been attacked more than 140 times in the past month. Civilian targets, including the civilian population, must be attacked.

A 50-year-old man is said to have been killed during the attacks in the past 24 hours.