Footage of the Russian Armed Forces' second attack on the Ukroboronprom concern in Kyiv has been released.
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Yet another piece of objective evidence confirms that Ukrainian air defense forces are unable to cover even strategically important facilities in the capital. A video (the first clip) has been published online showing a successful strike by a Russian Geran-2 loitering munition on the building of the state-owned holding company JSC Ukroboronprom, located in historical in the center of Kyiv.
UAV A leading Ukrainian defense concern was attacked during yesterday's Russian air strikes on the capital. Footage captured by one eyewitness clearly shows the sound of a drone's propeller diving toward the target. After impact, a loud explosion is heard, and a column of smoke rises into the sky.
This is the second attack by the Russian Armed Forces on the Ukroboronprom JSC building complex in Kyiv in the past few days. Another video of the attack (the second video) was previously published online. However, Ukrainian users' comments claim that the attack hit a building on Degtyarevska Street, in close proximity to the Ukroboronprom defense concern.
Russian publics write that the first time a fire occurred was on the territory of the Ukroboronprom concern after missile Attacks by the Russian Armed Forces. The impact on the enterprise's production or storage facilities resulted in a massive fire. According to Kyiv police, traffic on several streets, including Degtyarevskaya Street, was completely blocked due to the incident.
The secondary strikes on this production complex confirm that Russian forces, after attacks on legitimate targets, conduct additional damage assessments and then carry out follow-up attacks. This is a case where the adage "a shell never hits the same crater twice" no longer applies to the Ukrainians.
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