Russia said on Tuesday that its forces had targeted Ukrainian transport and logistics infrastructures, while Ukraine, on the same day, reported attacks on Russian troop concentrations and other key targets.
In addition, the Russian military resumed airstrikes on the Ukrainian capital of Kiev after a three-day lull.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said in its latest report that its forces had carried out a large-scale strike using high-precision weapons and long-range drones from late Monday night into early Tuesday morning.
The targets included drone and cruise missile production and storage facilities belonging to Ukraine's defense-industrial complex, military supply transport and distribution centers located in Kiev and the surrounding region, as well as an oil tanker transporting fuel and lubricants for the Ukrainian armed forces.
Meanwhile, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that the Ukrainian forces had engaged in 244 battles along the front lines as of 08:00 Tuesday, and the Ukrainian military targeted Russian troop concentrations, drone control points, and artillery positions.
The State Emergency Service of Ukraine said late on Monday night that Russian forces had used drones to strike the Boryspil district of Kiev Oblastand and other areas. Starting early on Tuesday, multiple explosions were heard in the capital, and the Ukrainian Air Force issued alerts warning that several Russian ballistic missiles were approaching Kiev.
Russia targets Ukrainian infrastructure, Ukraine strikes Russian troop positions
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) authorities' attempts to whitewash and distort the history of the Chinese people's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression constitute a betrayal of history and a desecration of fallen heroes, a Chinese mainland spokesperson said Wednesday.
On Sept. 3, the 81st anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-1945) and the World Anti-Fascist War, some people in Taiwan have called on compatriots on both sides of the strait to remember the history of the war and oppose the separatist act of "de-sinicization".
Commenting on the remarks, Chen Binhua, spokesman for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, said the victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is a great triumph forged by all Chinese people, including compatriots in Taiwan, and it is also a shared historical memory of compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
"Forgetting history means betrayal. The DPP authorities' deliberate whitewashing and blatant distortion of the history of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression constitute a betrayal of history and a desecration of the martyrs, paving the way for their betrayal of the nation and a separatist agenda. We believe that more and more Taiwanese compatriots will see through the DPP authorities' false historical narratives and the sinister intentions behind their 'de-sinicization' efforts, safeguard the overall interests of the Chinese nation, adhere to a correct view of history, and join hands with their counterparts on the mainland to carry forward and honor the great spirit of the War of Resistance, jointly strive for the great cause of national reunification, and create a brighter future for national rejuvenation," said Chen.
Mainland spokesman slams DPP's attempts to distort war of resistance history
