Russia on Sunday claimed that its forces had devastated Ukrainian supply depots, while Ukraine reported on the same day that its troops had struck a Russian ammunition storage site.
Russia's Ministry of Defense said in its latest briefing that over the past day, its forces had destroyed seven Ukrainian electronic warfare stations, 16 ammunition depots, two material warehouses and seven supply depots.
In addition, Russian forces carried out strikes on Ukrainian military production facilities, control points for long-range drones, temporary deployment sites of Ukrainian armed formations and foreign mercenaries in 146 areas, according to the ministry.
Russian air defense systems intercepted and shot down 72 Ukrainian drones over Russian territory and the Sea of Azov from early morning until evening on Sunday, the ministry said.
Meanwhile, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported on the same day that 153 combat engagements had occurred along the front lines in the past 24 hours, with Ukrainian troops repelling Russian attacks from multiple directions.
Ukraine's Air Force, missile units, and artillery struck an artillery piece and an ammunition depot, the Ukrainian side said.
The Ukrainian Air Force reported that since Saturday evening, Russian forces had launched 83 drones of various types. Ukrainian air defenses had shot down 78 of the incoming drones as of 10:30 on Sunday, it added.
Russia claims striking Ukrainian supply depots, Ukraine reports attacking Russian ammunition depot
