The Ukrainian military continues to effectively destroy both the enemy and his equipment. On the morning of September 6, they managed to eliminate a Ka-52 helicopter, as well as five cruise missiles fired by the Russians.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine continue to replenish the statistics of enemy losses. And this means that every day we are getting closer and closer to our victory. And she will definitely be behind us! 5 cruise missiles at once

According to the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, at about 08:00 in the South and East, anti-aircraft missile troops were effectively performing their work. They succeeded shoot down five of the six Kh-101 cruise missiles fired. With them, the enemy attacked our state from the Caspian Sea region from Tu-95MS aircraft.

Also, units of the anti-aircraft missile forces of the Air Force destroyed an attack helicopter. We are talking about the Ka-52 “Alligator”.

The Air Force destroyed 5 out of 6 cruise missiles fired/Air Force Infographics

Since we are talking about cruise missiles fired at Ukraine, let's recall one that, unfortunately, hit the target.

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The enemy attacked Kryvyi Rih

At 08:07, the network spread reports that explosions had been heard in Krivoy Rog. The locals talked about them. Then, according to preliminary information, they talked about the work of air defense.

However, at 08:13 additional information was received from the head of the military administration Alexander Vilkul. He noted that there were “arrivals” in the city. Therefore, the residents were then asked not to leave the shelters.

A little later, netizens circulated a video. On it you can see a thick column of smoke towering over Krivoy Rog. According to eyewitnesses, it can be seen from almost any district of the city.

Soon, information was received from the head of the Dnepropetrovsk OVA, Valentin Reznichenko. He noted that as a result of rocket attacks, a strong fire broke out at the oil depot. Both firefighters and a fire train are already at the scene. As for the scale of destruction and information about the victims, all this is still being clarified.