Danger level significantly elevates: Russia deployed missile carrier to Black Sea
Illustrative photo: the Russian Federation took a missile carrier to the Black Sea (facebook com mod mil rus)
On the evening of Thursday, January 4, the Russian Federation deployed the frigate Admiral Makarov to the Black Sea, according to the Defense Forces of the South of Ukraine.
"As soon as the storm at sea subsides a bit, the enemy has put the surface-to-surface missile carrier, the frigate Admiral Makarov, on combat duty with 8 Kalibr missiles ready," the department reported.
As a result, the level of missile threat is significantly increased. Ukrainians are urged not to ignore air raid signals.
"The Defense Forces of the South of Ukraine are monitoring and reporting the changing situation in real-time!" - stated in the message.
Rocket strikes by Russian army
Today, January 4, Russian occupiers have already launched several rockets into Ukrainian territory.
In particular, Kropyvnytskyi was under attack. The enemy targeted several energy facilities in the city, resulting in casualties.
Also, on January 2, the Russians conducted a mass rocket strike on Ukraine. The anti-aircraft defense forces managed to intercept 72 rockets.
Most of the rockets, around 60, were intercepted in the vicinity of Kyiv. Among them, there were 10 hypersonic Kinjal missiles.
