Ukraine’s armed forces struck two Russian command posts in occupied Donetsk with a concentrated wave of air-launched missiles, in what appeared to be an attempted decapitation strike against the commander and senior staff of a major Russian formation.Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed that the main and reserve Russian command posts in the Donetsk area had been hit but did not identify the weapons used. Images of debris pointed to French-made SCALP cruise missiles, while a Ukrainian defense publication said a second target might have been hit with a newly developed US-made JDAM-LR precision weapon.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.Neither the reported use of the JDAM-LR nor claims that the commander of Russia’s 51st Combined Arms Army was killed have been confirmed.Residents of Donetsk reported seeing or hearing between six and 13 heavy explosions late Wednesday and early Thursday. The strikes reportedly came without air raid warnings and detonated within several minutes of each other, according to local accounts.Denis Pushilin, the Russian-installed head of the occupied Donetsk region, said Ukrainian aircraft had struck an industrial section of the city with “several” SCALP/Storm Shadow missiles. He said eight civilians were wounded, including two girls. Kyiv Post could not independently verify the claim.Suspected 51st Army headquarters hit beneath apartment complexThe first target was an unfinished apartment complex near the Donetsk City shopping center. Images published by the Ukrainian OSINT group CyberBoroshno showed that its reinforced-concrete ground floor and two underground parking levels had been completed.