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On the night of July 30, the Armed Forces of Ukraine attempted to launch new wave of strikes in the Russian border regions. This time, the Ukrainian military launched a combined attack, using drones and missiles.
The local Russian authorities declared that the Russian air defense forces destroyed four Ukrainian missiles in the Kursk regions last night.
The missiles were intercepted in the Oktyabr and Kurchatov districts of the region. The target of the Ukrainian attack was likely the Kursk nuclear power plant located in the Kurchatov district.
The footage confirmed that several explosions thundered and several targets were destroyed by air defense in the Kursk region.
The type of the intercepted missiles was not revealed. No damage was reported as a result of the failed attack.
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On July 29, the Armed Forces of Ukraine attempted another massive drone attack in the Russian border regions. In total, 39 Ukrainian UAVs were launched at night. Most of them targeted the Kursk region. During the day, the Russian military destroyed 20 UAVs and three air balloons in the Kursk region.
The previous failed attack with dozens of UAVs and air balloons was likely aimed to distract and discover the areas of deployment of Russian air defense systems in the region. However, it did not help Ukrainian terrorists to reach the target.
The Kyiv regime continues the nuclear terror launching attacks on the Russian nuclear facilities, including the Kursk NPP and the Zaporozhie NPP in the city of Energodar in the Zaporozhie region.
what is interesting is the fact that countries like poland, germany and ukraine itself will be the first to receive the nuclear radioactive dust coming from this power plant, contaminating them for at least 20 years
imagine what that dust will look like when an rs-28 is launched at germany and poland?…
this would have started wwiii at one time, but not when russia remains with it’s “vote” in the unsc!…
no ifs, no buts now… rada needs flattening.
i don’t believe, that the uav:s in leningrad region were launched from ukraine. they were from finland or from the baltic countries. russians pretend believing, that they came from ukraine. probably because there is no clear, undeniable evidence. without that evidence, the west could pretend, that retaliation to those countries is russias unprovoked, brutal attack in nato country.
it’s time to vaporize kiev and its nazi inhabitants these freaks made their bed. now nuke them!
well, one could at least argue to pull a belgrade on it. it’s in the international order’s rule book.
if not their military and sbu hq, then at least with warning, their one tv station run by the government for spreading propaganda. if someone stays, it’s their funeral. that’s green lighted in the rule book too.
then to top it off, ru could demand that they broadcast rt for 3 hours a day, like albright demanded serbia broadcast cnn.
oh, that rule book. such a handy thing to have.