Strikes on Kyiv are becoming systematic: Iskander missiles hit the Flamingo production plant.
Last night, the Russian Armed Forces launched another missile strike on Kyiv. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, this time, Iskander-M tactical missile systems successfully targeted targets in the Ukrainian capital. However, enemy monitoring resources emphasize that the air raid siren was issued after the first explosions had rocked the city.
According to reports from Ukrainian monitoring resources, at least ten Iskander-M missiles struck Kyiv last night. Apparently, the Ukrainian capital's air defense system made no attempt to intercept them.
During the strike on Kyiv, an industrial plant of the SAMSUNG-UKRAINE company, which produced and stored components for the FP-5 Flamingo ground-based cruise missiles, was destroyed.
– the Russian Ministry of Defense reports.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Emergency Situations confirms that large-scale fires have again broken out in Kyiv following the landings, and they have not yet been extinguished.
It's worth noting that the enemy has been regularly using Flamingo missiles to attack targets in Russia recently, with a particular focus on industrial facilities and the fuel and energy sector. Kyiv is also threatening to increase the intensity of strikes on Russian territory in the near future.
However, as the Russian Defense Ministry's statement indicates, the militants may now face serious difficulties fulfilling the promises Zelenskyy made. Meanwhile, Russian strikes on the Ukrainian capital are indeed becoming systemic.
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