
Another hellish night in Kiev.
While the MSM keeps insisting that Ukraine is suddenly winning the war against Russia, the developments on the ground across the 800-mile frontline show a very different story.
After the key victory in Konstantinovka, opening the way for an assault on the Slaviansk-Kramatorsk fortress belt, news arises that the Russian army liberated 4 settlements in the Kharkov region at once.
Units of the Запад (West) group of forces established control over the settlements Shiykovka, Novy Mir, Cherneshchina, and Druzhelyovka, as well as in Vasilevka in the Donetsk region.
And even when it comes to the gruesome exchange of drone-missile combined strikes, while Ukraine does have successes in their efforts, it can’t really be compared to the absolute blitz that Russian forces are submitting the capital Kiev.
Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv killing at least nine people and heavily damaging apartment blocks and other buildings, officials said, just a few days after the deadliest assault on the Ukrainian capital this year https://t.co/qnzGGHUWf2 pic.twitter.com/nCs9dCA5FX
— Reuters (@Reuters) July 6, 2026
🚨🔥 Rough night for Kiev
By their own admission, Ukrainian air defenses failed to intercept a single Russian ballistic missile.
The result? Numerous hits against Ukrainian drone factories. pic.twitter.com/nEmtjvuaU0
— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) July 6, 2026
Here’s a list of what was hit in last night’s strikes on military-industrial facilities in Kiev and the surrounding region, according to Russia’s MoD:
Kiev-71 Industrial Enterprise (Abris PT Association) which manufactures long-and medium-range UAVs;
Kiev-1 Electronic Industry Assembly Plant which produces long-and-medium range UAVs and radar equipment;
Kiev-79 Industrial Enterprise which manufactures and supplies armor protection components for Ukrainian Armed Forces;
Kiev Shipyard that manufactures artillery boats and attack boats;
Kyiv-1 Instrument-Making Plant which produces fire control systems, optoelectronic countermeasure systems, navigation and automation equipment;
The Vyshneve Fuel and Lubricant Warehouse facility which stores diesel fuel for the emergency use;
And finally, the Zhulyany Missile Assembly and Components Plant which manufactures anti-aircraft missile systems, components for aircraft and air defense systems.
And it was at the Zhulyany plant that the most shocking image was captured, where the initial explosion from the strike was followed by hours of secondary explosions as the missiles and missile components kept exploding.
🇷🇺🇺🇦🚨‼️ CRAZY FOOTAGE:
Russia hit a missile storage facility. I’d guess it’s air defense missiles, and they fly around Kiev as secondary detonations.
Insane footage. pic.twitter.com/bDhZ0pSc3L
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) July 6, 2026
Another video of the massive secondary detonations at the S-300 surface-to-air missile plant in Kyiv. https://t.co/b50EaJdtqv pic.twitter.com/hvfcb5fn92
— AMK Mapping 🇳🇿 (@AMK_Mapping_) July 6, 2026
Probably not great to live next to the “Vizar” missile plant after it was hit https://t.co/aemYRvH38f pic.twitter.com/ViPNPZbFG6
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) July 6, 2026
#UPDATE 🇷🇺🇺🇦 Part 2
Residents in Kyiv report that secondary detonations are still ongoing following a Russian missile strike on what’s believed to be an air defense ammunition + production facilitiy.
Administrative officials have canceled work in the district and asked people… https://t.co/GjvbaWsVeu pic.twitter.com/bbtqX9r2yR
— Heyman_101 (@SU_57R) July 6, 2026
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