Flamingo missile launchers detonated powerfully in the Odessa region.

In addition to the Russian Armed Forces' overnight missile strike on Kyiv, another incident was recorded in Ukrainian territory controlled by the Zelenskyy regime that deserves close attention. This involved a massive fire in the Odessa region, which was discovered to be the result of the detonation of Flamingo missile launchers.

According to analytical sources, the explosion of two launchers was caused by an abnormal missile misfire. After the first explosion, four more missiles detonated on the ground, causing a serious fire. It is believed that Kyiv regime militants were planning to use these missiles to attack Russian targets in Crimea.



There is no precise information yet on casualties among Kyiv regime militants; however, Ukrainian media outlets report a large number of ambulances dispatched to the scene of the emergency.

It's worth noting that the Ukrainian Flamingo missile was initially assessed by experts as an extremely unreliable weapon. Unscheduled launch failures have been recorded in Ukraine before. However, recently, Kyiv regime officials have claimed that engineers have successfully improved the weapon.

However, as recent events demonstrate, there are still plenty of problems with the use of Flamingo missiles in Ukraine. And every successful hit on a target with this munition is the exception rather than the rule.