Ukraine strikes Russian command posts, depots and repair base overnight
Photo: A Ukrainian soldier with a Leleka drone (Getty Images)
Ukrainian forces struck several Russian military targets overnight on October 10, hitting command posts, supply depots and a repair base, according to the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
According to the statement, Ukrainian forces hit Russian unit command posts near Peremozhne in Zaporizhzhia region and Dokuchaievsk in Donetsk region.
Another target was a Russian electronic warfare system located near Trukhanovo in Russia’s Bryansk region.
In addition, Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck a training center near Khorly in Kherson region used to train Russian army sergeants.
Ukrainian forces also targeted several facilities used to repair military equipment and supply Russian units.
A repair and recovery base was hit near Sukhodilsk in Luhansk region, while a fuel and lubricant depot was struck near Chystiakove in Donetsk region.
Two more Russian military logistics depots came under attack near Rodynkove in Donetsk region and Borovenky in Luhansk region. According to the General Staff, the latter site also housed engineering equipment.
Ukraine’s General Staff emphasized that the Defense Forces continue to strike key Russian military targets.
Overnight on October 10, 2026, Ukraine’s Defense Forces also struck the Samara linear production and dispatch station in Russia’s Samara region for a second time.
Meanwhile, drones attacked Rostov-on-Don overnight, triggering a large fire after a series of explosions. The oil loading terminal at the Novoshakhtinsk oil products plant was reportedly among the targets.
