On August 31, for the first time during the war, Russia used a hybrid missile and guided aerial bomb "Grim-E1" on Kharkiv.
Points of attention
- For the first time, Russia used the hybrid missile-bomb "Grim-E1" during the attacks on Kharkiv.
- The Grim-E1 rocket-bomb has a maximum range of up to 120 km and is more effective than a free-fall bomb.
- The Russian Federation also presented a modification of the "Grim-E2" without a rocket engine to increase the warhead.
- In Kharkiv, as of now, dozens of people, including minors and medics, have been injured, with no deaths.
- Russia launched at least 10 missile strikes on Kharkiv, damaging many civilian objects and cars.
What is known about the Russian missile-bomb "Grim-E1"
According to the mayor of the city Igor Terekhov, after a short period of calm, in August, the Russian Federation again intensified its attacks on Kharkiv.
According to his information, during the evening shelling on August 31, the enemy for the first time during the war used the atypical weapon "Grim-E1" — a hybrid of a missile and a guided aerial bomb — on Kharkiv.
Hybrid missile "Grim-E1" created on the basis of the Soviet Kh-38 missile. Its maximum damage range can be 120 km.
In terms of product efficiency, this hybrid rocket is It is 1.8 times superior to the OFAB-250-270 free-fall aviation bomb. In addition to the basic "Grim-E1", the Russian Federation also presented a modification "Grim-E2". This version does not have a rocket engine module. This made it possible to increase the warhead (up to 480 kg) by reducing the flight range (up to 65 km). The complex is included in the armament of MiG-35, Su-34, Su-35, Su-57 aircraft and helicopters.
Dozens of adults and children became victims of the Russian attack in Kharkiv
On August 30, the Russian occupation forces hit Kharkiv with modified UMPB D-30 guided air bombs.
New important data about the consequences of the attack was shared by the head of Kharkiv OVA Oleg Sinegubov.
As for the dead, seven civilians were known as of 10:00 p.m.
Also, on September 1, the Russian Federation launched at least 10 missile strikes on Kharkiv. Three districts were under attack: Saltivskyi, Kyivskyi and Nemyshlyanskyi.
As Oleg Sinegubov, the head of Kharkiv OVA, reported, more than 40 people were injured, including two children and two doctors. The condition of one of the doctors is serious. No casualties.
Among the damages are the "Novaya Poshta" branch, shops, a sports complex, a shopping center, and cars.
Later, OVA reported that according to the preliminary information of the law enforcement officers, among the strikes were "Iskanders".