Ukraine ambushed Russian bullets in Kherson, south of the country, and announced a plan to counterattack to regain control of Moscow.

The Ukrainian army today said that he had used long -range Rocket to attack bullets in Nova Kakhovka in Kherson, where Russian forces controlled in southern Ukraine, causing many damage to enemy gas and energy.

The attack of missiles and artillery units has lost 52 people, a MSTA-B artillery, a mortar, 7 armored vehicles and many other vehicles, as well as a bullet warehouse at Nova Kakhovka

This information is very noticeable, because the Ukrainian army units have not been able to conduct the raids deep into the Russian territory in Kherson, because the artillery on their payroll is not enough range.

The Russian government officials in Kherson also accused the Ukrainian army to use Himars to conduct the ambush that they said was targeting ordinary people.

The image of the satellite location of the bullet warehouse was striked at Nova Kakhovka, Kherson, south of Ukraine.

Vladimir Leontyev, head of the Russian -civilian -civilian government appointed in Kakhovka district in Kherson, said that Himars shells hit the Saltpetre salt storage, the compound can be used for production.

The Ukrainian Defense Ministry did not respond to a request to comment on the weapon used in the ambush.

The Kherson region was controlled by Russia in the early days of military campaigns in Ukraine.

Analysts believe that the emit of Nova Kakhovka shows that Ukraine is targeting the logistics targets of great value of the Russian forces, especially the bullets, making it difficult for the opponent to fight in the domain.

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Ukrainian officials have previously mentioned the plan to gather the army of one million people to re -control the southern territories of the country.

Ukraine is also calling on people in areas where Russian forces control urgently evacuated before they opened a counterattack campaign.

There will certainly be fighting and shelling, so we urged people to evacuate urgently, Deputy Prime Minister Ukraine Iryna Vereshchuk said over the weekend, adding that it is impossible to know exactly when the attacks will occur.

At the Donbass battlefield in eastern Ukraine, the fight was still in a struggle situation, when the two sides did not reach significantly.

Ukraine is trying to respond to a new Russian attack in the East, after Russia completely occupied Lugansk province.

Pavlo Kyrylenko, Governor of Donetsk, said Russia is gathering large forces, especially in Bakhmut and Siversky, as well as around Sloviansk and Kramatorsk.

Meanwhile, Tass quoted sources that Russia and the separatist were surrounded Sieversk town in Donetsk.

Many other places in Ukraine were also attacked by Russia.

Russia has continuously bombarded, not letting Kharkov Yen even for a second.

On July 11, at least 6 people were killed and 31 injured in air strikes on Kharkov.

While the war was deadlocked, the diplomatic front was witnessing a number of small steps.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on July 12 said he had discussed with his Russian and Ukrainian counterparts in private phones about paving the way for cereal -carrying trains on the Black Sea.

The Kremlin said the two leaders exchanged cooperation views to ensure maritime safety in the Black Sea and export cereals to the world market.

The location of Novaya Kakhovka in Kherson province, Ukraine.

The United Nations Human Rights Office (OHCHR) has recorded 11,152 cases of casualties since the conflict broke out on February 24, of which 4,889 civilians were killed.

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said more than 5.6 million people have left Ukraine, while more than 7 million people have to evacuate in the country since the conflict broke out.

Ukraine bet on the West to win against Russia, but their allies seemed to be ready to pay too expensive to defeat Moscow.

Foreigners who came to fight in Ukraine face the reality very different and more fierce than what they have ever experienced.