Rocket attack on Kyiv was an attempt to disrupt supplies of Western equipment - British Intelligence

In the early hours of June 5, Russian Kh-101 air-launched cruise missiles hit rail infrastructure in Kyiv, apparently in an attempt to disrupt the delivery of Western military equipment to forward Ukrainian units.

Serhiy Leshchenko, a member of the Supervisory Board of Ukrzaliznytsia, showed what the Darnytsia car repair plant in Kyiv looks like after a missile attack. Yesterday, Ukrainian and Western journalists visited the territory of the plant.

The Russian Ministry of Defense justified its strike by the presence of tanks at the DVRZ. Everyone was able to verify the lies of the Russians, - wrote Leshchenko

Recall that Britain will provide Ukraine with multiple launch rocket systems M270.

These MLRS can hit targets at a distance of up to 80 km.

Britain has said Ukrainian troops will be trained to use the new launchers in Britain, after previously announcing they would be training Ukrainian personnel to use armored vehicles.

The scouts also report that the occupiers continue to move towards Slavyansk in an attempt to encircle the Ukrainian forces. And in the Black Sea, since the loss of the Moskva cruiser in April, Russian forces have likely deployed several air defense assets, including SA-15 and SA-22 systems, to Zmeiny Island in the western Black Sea.

At sea, after the loss of the Moskva cruiser in April, Russian forces have likely transferred several air defense systems to Zmeiny Island, including the Tor and Pantsir C1 systems.

The activity of the Russian Federation on Zmeiniy Island contributes to the blockade of the Ukrainian coast and prevents the resumption of maritime trade, including the export of Ukrainian grain.