City
Epaper

Russia will use high-precision weapons to destroy Ukraine defence plants

By IANS | Updated: March 7, 2022 00:05 IST

New Delhi, March 6 The Russian Ministry of Defence has announced strikes on Ukrainian enterprises in the defence ...

Open in App

New Delhi, March 6 The Russian Ministry of Defence has announced strikes on Ukrainian enterprises in the defence industry.

"As part of the task of demilitarising Ukraine, the Russian armed forces will use high-precision weapons to destroy Ukrainian enterprises in the defence industry.

"In order to avoid endangering the lives of employees of Ukrainian defence industry enterprises, we warn in advance about the planned strikes on such facilities," Ukrayinska Pravda reported.

The Russian Defence Ministry urged the staff of Ukrainian defence plants to leave the territory of their enterprises.

The ministry said that employees of Ukrainian defence industry enterprises are being forced to restore damaged Ukrainian military equipment.

It also said it has reliable information on Ukrainian warplanes that have previously flown to Romania and other border countries.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Ukrayinska PravdaNew DelhiUkraineMinistry Of DefenceThe new delhi municipal councilDelhi south-westPrawit wongsuwonUnion ministry of defenceIndian ministry of defenceNew-delhi
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalNew Delhi Railway Station Sees ‘Stampede-Like’ Chaos Due to Train Delays (Watch)

InternationalRussia-Ukraine War: 60 Ukrainian Drones Shot Down Over Moscow in Largest Drone Attack

InternationalDonald Trump Pauses Military Aid To Ukraine Days After Clash With Volodymyr Zelensky

InternationalVolodymyr Zelenskyy Rejects Calls for Immediate Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire, Says 'Failure for Everyone'

NationalAmit Shah Reviews Delhi’s Law & Order Situation, Says Illegal Intruders Will Be Identified and Deported

International Realted Stories

InternationalTRENDS pavilion attracts visitors at Rabat International Book Fair 2025

InternationalNo end to sit-in until Pak govt revokes Indus canal project: Protestors

InternationalUS records over 800 confirmed cases of measles this year

InternationalB'desh: Fight for dominance between BNP-Awami League leaves over 50 injured

InternationalJSMM Chairman appeals to India: 'Sindh Is Not Pakistan' amid rising Indo-Pak tensions