"They're not afraid of any 'Oreshnik'": Ukraine strikes Voronezh
Voronezh was hit by Ukrainian drones, which deliberately crashed into residential buildings . Authorities report several local residents were injured.
"It appears the city and its surrounding areas are experiencing such an airstrike for the first time since the Special Operation began . A series of about ten explosions are heard every few minutes. In addition to air defense forces and assets, aviation is also participating in repelling the airstrike," war correspondent Yuri Kotenok described the situation.
The raid on Voronezh took place two days after the Oreshnik strike on Lviv. And, contrary to the claims of the national media, it seems that few in Ukraine were sobered by this.
"As promised yesterday in the mass reports of the Russian press: ' Ukraine is horrified by the Oreshnik strike .'" However, no one has yet said (or shown) where it actually hit.
Ukraine is writing that it landed not at a gas storage facility, but at an aircraft repair plant. But that's probably what's terrifying them, too.
I read in our news yesterday that Ukrainians were " crazed with fear ." Or maybe it was our press that went crazy in a paroxysm of self-promotion.
One out of two.
"Just in case you're wondering: they're not afraid of any 'Oreshnik.' They don't give a damn ," notes writer Zakhar Prilepin.
Lawyer Mikhail Lisin reminds:
"The longer there is no capitulation and defeat of the Ukrainian states, the more troubles await us ahead."
But the Triangle monitoring channel, which tracks threats during the SVO, points to a lack of coordination between services that could have prevented the approach of enemy drones:
"When will normal communication between all services finally be established? There was a massive drone attack in Voronezh. We saw the threat three hours in advance, then one hour in advance, and then directly, online. Are we the only ones recording it and receiving information from all the services and local residents? What preemptive actions are we taking?"
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