The Russian military has made certain changes to the design of guided air bombs (KAB). Now projectiles fly much further than before.
Points of attention
- Russian military has modified the design of guided air bombs to increase their range, resulting in intensified attacks on Zaporizhzhia and other Ukrainian cities.
- The escalated use of high-power guided aerial bombs has caused significant damage and casualties in Zaporozhye, including injuries to 8 people, among them two young girls.
- The spokesperson of the Southern Defense Forces reported an increased application of anti-aircraft missiles, with attacks spreading to Kharkiv and Kramatorsk.
- The airstrikes in Zaporizhzhia have resulted in damages to both commercial and residential buildings, with local authorities actively managing the situation.
- The increased range of aerial bombs by Russia underscores the devastating impact of the ongoing conflict on the city of Zaporozhye and its residents, with recent attacks highlighting the urgency of the situation.
Russia hits Zaporozhye with anti-tank missiles: what is the reason?
This was reported by Vlad Voloshyn, the spokesman of the Southern Defense Forces, on the air of the telethon.
According to Voloshin, about a month ago, the Russians began to fire KABs in the middle of the city of Zaporizhzhia, which is located more than 30 km from the line of combat.
The spokesperson of the Southern Defense Forces added that the area of application of anti-aircraft missiles has increased significantly. Their use was recorded in other directions as well, including in Kharkiv and Kramatorsk.
Two children were injured as a result of Russian airstrikes in Zaporizhzhia
Ivan Fedorov, the head of Zaporizhzhya OVA, reported this.
On TV, the head of the OVA informed that the Russian Federation attacked the city with two anti-aircraft guns.
The first KAB hit along Naberezhnaya highway, two hundred meters from one of the hypermarkets... The result of the hit is damaged windows in commercial buildings and high-rise buildings around. All services work on site.
According to him, the second aerial bomb fell in an open area.