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Russia said Saturday its forces launched major attacks on Ukrainian energy and infrastructure facilities, while Ukraine reported it struck Russian troop and equipment concentrations in response.

The Russian Defense Ministry said that over the past 24 hours, Russian forces struck energy and transport infrastructure used by the Ukrainian military, as well as storage and launch sites for long-range drones. Its air defense systems shot down a French "SCALP" cruise missile, four "Neptune" long-range missiles, and 1,297 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones.

Russian forces also struck Ukrainian port infrastructure and vessels serving the Ukrainian military, according to the ministry.

Meanwhile, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 181 combat engagements along the front line over the past day. Ukrainian forces struck Russian personnel and equipment concentration areas, drone command posts, and other targets, destroying Russian tanks, armored vehicles, artillery systems, and air defense systems. In addition, Ukrainian forces shot down 1,855 Russian drones.