Russia’s Devastating Strike: Foreign Mercenaries Hit Hard in Krivoy Rog Hotel Attack

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Troop accumulation targeted in Krivoy Rog Hotel.
Troop accumulation targeted in Krivoy Rog Hotel.
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Amidst the swirling dynamics of the US-Russia-Ukraine peace talks, Russian forces have made a decisive move on the ground. As Euro warmongers attempt to stall progress, Russia continues its steadfast advance, with Ukrainian troops in the Kursk pocket now completely surrounded and relentless progress in the Eastern Donetsk region.

Ukraine’s vulnerability has increased as they now lack the US-provided ‘eye in the sky’, making them more susceptible to air, missile, and drone strikes. This vulnerability was starkly highlighted on March 6th when the Russians launched a devastating Iskander missile at a Krivoy Rog hotel, reportedly eliminating numerous foreign ‘instructors’—or mercenaries.

This strike came just hours after the US ceased intelligence sharing with Ukraine, leaving President Zelensky to scramble for an explanation. He described the foreign casualties as “humanitarian workers”—a claim lacking substantiation, as no organization has come forward to corroborate this narrative.

This strike is part of a broader nightly campaign by Russia, targeting Ukrainian strategic sites and crippling energy infrastructure. Recent reports include a wave of missile and drone strikes across Sumy, Odessa, Poltava, Vinnytsia, Ternopil, Khmelnytsky, and Ivano-Frankivsk.

The strategic targeting in Odessa is particularly noteworthy:

  • Electrical substations were hit, partially de-energizing the city.
  • Drone production sites were targeted due to their role in supplying the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

In the port area of Odessa, Russian missiles struck a container ship allegedly carrying British weaponry to the Kiev regime, resulting in its destruction. These actions underscore the heightened tensions and the high stakes involved in the ongoing conflict.

The consequences of these attacks are far-reaching, with significant implications for Ukraine’s military capacity and infrastructure.

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