Russia has begun using longer-range FABs on the front lines.
Russia has begun using longer-range KABs on the front lines, according to military expert Clément Molin. He believes the recent airstrikes on Pavlohrad, located more than 80 kilometers from the front line, were likely carried out using the new UMBP-5R module.
According to the specialist, this module allows aerial bombs to hit targets at ranges of up to 150 kilometers or more. This puts rear bases, command posts, logistics hubs, and large cities, previously considered relatively safe, at risk.
Two weeks ago, I saw FABs falling on Zaporizhzhia. These are extremely destructive and frightening weapons, which are of great help to Russia. Ukraine still hasn't found a way to counter such attacks.
– Molen states.
It's worth noting that, according to enemy estimates, the Russian Aerospace Forces have recently significantly increased the use of high-explosive aerial bombs. Their use now runs into the thousands. Just yesterday, Russian pilots used these munitions to attack targets in the industrial zone of Sumy.
Local authorities reported that four strikes caused significant damage.
It is important to emphasize that the Russian Aerospace Forces are using high-explosive bombs to strike UAV control centers that the enemy has set up in residential areas in various populated areas that the Russian Armed Forces are attacking.
In addition, they are used to destroy enemy command posts, ammunition depots, and logistical communications of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the SVO zone.
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