New tactics of enemy: Humeniuk revealed the details of the night shelling of the Odessa region

The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation had placed rocket launchers in the Azov Sea before struck. In this way, the invaders are looking for new routes for missiles bypassing Ukrainian air defense. On the night of August 25, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation struck a rocket strike in the Odessa region, applying a new tactic. The enemy used tactical aviation-Su-35 fighters, which released two X-35 missiles in the direction of one of the ports.

Then the enemy attacked the Odessa region of the caliber missiles. Natalia Humeniuk, a spokeswoman for the television command of the Southern Region of Ukraine, told about the details of the night shelling of the Southern Region of Ukraine. According to her, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation released two caliber missiles that were destroyed by Ukrainian air defense. Moreover, the work of Ukrainian defenders was carried out carefully, so there were no victims during shelling.

Humeniuk noted that the enemy changes the tactics of struck and tries to find new directions of rocket flights to bypass the air defense systems of the Armed Forces. "At the same time, the enemy placed rocket launchers in the Azov Sea. This indicates that they seek new tactics and new directions in order for the missiles to bypass the air defense systems," Gumeniuk said.

She also added that the placement of Russian ships in the Azov Sea is uniquely related to the fact that they are dangerous in the Black Sea. "They have long realized it, but most likely concerning the rocket launchers, they sought new pressure tactics on Ukraine," Gumeniuk said. Earlier, Focus gathered information about Russia's next blow to peaceful Ukrainian cities.