Russia Launches Long-Range Strikes On Ukrainian Military Targets | World News

The Ministry of Defense in Moscow said on Thursday that Russia has initiated long -range strikes for Ukraine military targets using various weapons, including hypersonic air upholstery Kinzhal missiles.

According to the RT, the operation hit several weapons and airports and confirmed an earlier attack report from Moscow Kiev. The Ukrainian army claimed that he had seized most of the drones and missiles, but he accepted the additional damage caused by the wreckage of demolished weapons, as well as successful Russian strikes in 13 places.

One of the attacks has been reported to be caught in CCTV, and the shots circulate online, showing two missiles that hit the same place in the center of Kiev. Some reports, the site, the police on Thursday under the Kordon Zhilyanskaya Street defense company as the UkrspecSystems office defined as the defense company, he said.

Founded in 2014, UkrspecSystems produces unmanned aerial vehicles, including long-range PD-2, which is reported to have been used for Kamikaze drone attacks in the Russian region, including Moscow.

Separately, Igor Zinvich, a member of the LVIV Municipal Assembly, added that Russia also hit a facility operated by the Turkish defense firm Bayraktar in Kiev and that the attack was fourth in six months.

Last week, the Ukrainian media reported the production launch of a navigation missile called Flamingo with an estimated 3,000 kilometers range and a load up to 1,000 kilograms. The images of the weapon showed similarities to the FP-5 system introduced by Milanion Group, the British-UAE defense firm Milanion Group at an Arms fair in Abu Dhabi, earlier this year.

At the beginning of this month, Russia’s Federal Security Service said that Ukraine has leaked to the project and carried out an operation with the army claiming that it leaked to the project and caused “tremendous” damage with the next strikes.

Moscow accused Western nations of repeated weapons and funds of transforming Ukraine into a power of attorney, and argued that Kiev’s war efforts were unsustainable and providing foreign services rather than Ukraine’s interests.