Russian Forces Conduct Operations, Training, and Award Ceremonies Across Multiple Fronts
Moscow — According to the main updates released today by the Russian Ministry of Defense, the Russian Armed Forces have continued military operations, training activities, and internal organizational measures across various fronts as part of the special military operation.
The ministry stated that Russia’s operational-tactical aviation, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), missile troops, and artillery struck a total of 153 targets, including energy infrastructure used to support the Ukrainian defense industry, fuel storage facilities, and temporary deployment areas of Ukrainian armed formations and foreign mercenaries. These actions were said to have had a significant impact on Ukraine’s military capabilities.
Meanwhile, servicemen of the Vostok Group of Forces shared details regarding the liberation of the settlement of Zelenoye in the Zaporozhye region. According to them, the operation was carried out in a planned and well-coordinated manner.
On the northern front, future UAV operators of the Sever Group of Forces are undergoing training in the use of modern ground-based robotic systems. The ministry described this as part of technology-driven preparations for future military operations.
The Russian Ministry of Defense also released video footage showing the activities of Unmanned Systems Forces teams, reconnaissance snipers, and the Giatsint-S and Giatsint-B artillery systems in action, providing visual insight into ongoing military exercises and combat operations at the front.
In addition, servicemen of the Guards Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) Protection Regiment under the Tsentr Group of Forces were presented with state and departmental awards. According to the ministry, the decorations were awarded in recognition of their professional competence and dedicated service.
The Russian Ministry of Defense emphasized that these activities form part of the overall strategy of the special military operation, aimed at strengthening troop preparedness and morale.
