In total, 1,612 military facilities were hit during the operation, among them: 62 command posts and communication centres of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, 39 S-300, Buk M-1 and Osa anti-aircraft missile systems, 52 radar stations, Russian Defense Ministry Spokesman Igor Konashenkov reported on Thursday.
Also, 49 aircraft on the ground and 13 aircraft in the air, 606 tanks and other armored vehicles, 67 MLRSs, 227 field artillery mounts and mortars, 405 units of special military vehicles, as well as 53 unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed.
The grouping of troops of Lugansk People's Republic, with the Russian Armed Forces fire support, continued offensive operation and reached the Krasny Lyman - Privolye - the northern outskirts of Severodonetsk.
The advance was 4 kilometers.
The units of the armed forces of Donetsk People's Republic narrowed the encirclement of Mariupol, and also took control of Vinogradnoye, Sartaka and Vodyanoye.
The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, continuing successful offensive operation, seized control of Chistopolye, Novopoltavka, Zhovtneve and formed up the front line with units of Donetsk People's Republic.
Balakleya city was liberated from the nationalist battalions.
The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are taking measures to ensure the safety of the civilian population of Ukraine.
In Borodyanka, where units of Ukrainian nationalists are located along with equipment in residential areas, civilians can safely leave the settlement through a specially organized corridor in Berestyanka direction.
Russian servicemen do not obstruct for the civilian population leave.
The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue to strike at the objects of the military infrastructure of Ukraine.
As a result of a long-range high-precision strike, a reserve technological radio-television centre in Lysaya Gora area in Kiev, which was used by the Ukrainian security service for psychological operations against Russia, was disabled.
There were no casualties or destruction of residential building.
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