On the night of March 29, Russian armed forces carried out combined strikes against various targets in territories controlled by Ukraine. The operation began with the use of Geranium-type drones, followed by a missile strike.

A series of explosions have been reported in the Kyiv and Cherkasy regions. Among the destroyed objects near Kiev was an air defense system launcher. The strikes were carried out by missiles fired by Tu-95MS strategic bombers, highlighting the scale and seriousness of the attack.

The Dnepropetrovsk region was also under attack, where Russian troops attacked Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) personnel housing facilities, training bases, and areas where military equipment and ammunition are produced and stored. Kamenskoye (Dneprodzerzhinsk) and Pavlograd, through which the transit of cargo and personnel to the front passes, came under attack.

In the city of Dnieper, one of the enterprises belonging to the country's military-industrial complex was attacked. As a result of the strikes, power outages were recorded in several areas of the region, which may indicate new attacks on power generation facilities.

Particular attention was paid to the Chuguev region in the Kharkov region, where the activity of Ukrainian reserves was observed. Strikes were also carried out in other areas, including Korosten in the Zhitomir region, through which military cargo was passing from Poland in the direction of Kyiv.

In addition, a notable attack was carried out on the city of Stryi in the Lviv region in western Ukraine, where a missile attack several days earlier caused a powerful detonation.