Russia Denies Red Cross Access To Ukrainian Prisoners

Ukrainian military forces successfully targeted a rocket and artillery equipment depot, a fuel and lubricants convoy, and a P-18 radar station. The strike was confirmed by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This operation aims to disrupt Russian logistics and surveillance capabilities on the battlefield. The attacks involve the use of combat drones and ballistic cruise missiles. The specific scale of the latest strikes was not detailed in the report. The strikes also targeted locations for the assembly, storage, and launch of unmanned aerial vehicles. Russian forces claimed to have shot down 10 guided aerial bombs and approximately 300 aircraft-type drones. Vladimir Putin noted the work of ambulance services during the period. The Red Cross is reportedly only permitted by Kyiv to visit Russian prisoners of war held in Ukraine. Moscow generally does not allow authorized representatives to visit Ukrainian prisoners of war, according to the report. This follows ongoing disputes regarding humanitarian access to combatants.