Ukraine's Air Forces Command spokesperson names targets Russia plans to hit

He said this on the Espreso TV channel.

"The Russian army identified targets at the very beginning of the aggression. The aggressor has a list of targets - critical infrastructure, state and government structures, the fuel and energy sector, hydrotechnical structures, power plants and transport infrastructure," Ignat said.

The Air Force Command spokesperson also emphasized that our air defense needs to be strengthened, and our Western partners realize this and are taking certain steps.

"Ramstein has shown that Ukraine will receive powerful anti-aircraft missile weapons, which our specialists are now mastering. The pace of development is accelerating so much that it may exceed the schedule," Ignat emphasized.

• On the night of February 16, Russian occupying forces launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine, including on critical infrastructure. The enemy fired more than 30 missiles

• On the night of February 16, Russians attacked various regions of Ukraine. A critical infrastructure facility was hit, 7 buildings were destroyed, an industrial enterprise and 30 houses were damaged. There is a killed and wounded person.

• According to Natalia Humeniuk, the head of the press center, on the night of February 16, Russian troops launched a combined attack on Ukraine involving strategic aviation, drones and missile launchers.