Spot Strikes Between Massive Raids: Humeniuk Warns of a New Russian Trick

The Russian army may carry out spot strikes against Ukraine in between massive missile attacks, as Natalia Humeniuk, the Head of Coordination Headquarters of Press Center of Ukrainian Southern Defence Forces, said during the national TV marathon.

"Now, even after the massive missile attacks, when they normally need a break for 10-12 days for preparations to the next massive raid, the enemy may still be active and terrorize us with small air strikes," Humeniuk explained.

She also reminded that at least 11 Russian warships carrying 20 Kalibr-type missiles were deployed in the Black Sea. According to her, this indicates that the invaders continue to exert pressure on the population and "targeted missile strikes are not excluded at all."

"Most likely, they will not be able to use drones due to the weather, but we should not relax, as it happens that the wind gusts subside at night, and the invaders often use these opportunities to launch Shahed," the Humeniuk summarized.

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