Footage of the Russian Armed Forces' second attack on the Ukroboronprom concern in Kyiv has been released.

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Footage of the Russian Armed Forces' second attack on the Ukroboronprom concern in Kyiv has been released.

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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  1. -17
    3 June 2026 15: 24
    Unfortunately, footage of the fires in St. Petersburg won't be shown here...
    1. -10
      3 June 2026 15: 30
      What fires are you talking about? Now we should be talking about a complex physical and chemical process of converting starting materials into combustion products through exothermic reactions, accompanied by intense heat release.
    2. -2
      3 June 2026 15: 31
      They won't show the attack on Kronstadt, where the corvette Boykiy took the hit in dry dock.
      1. -3
        4 June 2026 13: 01
        It looks like Boykiy is dead. It was in dry dock without air defense, received two hits, and then caught fire. So, two drones minus 20 billion in public money...
        1. +1
          7 June 2026 12: 15
          Looks like you're a Bandera fan!
    3. +4
      3 June 2026 15: 32
      On Zen, your statement would have been hidden with the following wording: "Algorithms hid potentially unfriendly comments."
      Zen, by the way, belongs to the small Kinder Surprise...
      1. +1
        3 June 2026 15: 45
        Aken hi , and don't say sometimes under an article on Zen there are a dozen comments and two hundred hidden by the ALGORITHM laughing There are only unfriendly people around.
        1. 0
          3 June 2026 15: 59
          They're often quite friendly toward each other, but not toward the Zen masters.
    4. +1
      3 June 2026 15: 33
      I stared at it all morning, right in front of the window. It was so hot, it covered half the sky. At first, I thought it was a thundercloud. Naturally, I didn't take a photo, even though it was far away. But then again, what kind of secret could it be? Half the city was there.
      1. -12
        3 June 2026 15: 36
        Was it in Kyiv or St. Petersburg?
    5. +1
      3 June 2026 15: 35
      Unfortunately, footage of the fires in St. Petersburg won't be shown here...

      Isn't what they show enough for you?
    6. +7
      3 June 2026 15: 46
      Quote: russ71
      Unfortunately, footage of the fires in St. Petersburg won't be shown here...

      Is this post really about St. Petersburg? Or should any discussion of the topic be immediately redirected toward "But in Russia, things are much worse"? It's a well-worn trope, familiar to everyone. And most importantly, this comment should be the very first one, for maximum impact. Great job, you tried and did it! laughing
      1. 0
        3 June 2026 23: 14
        But you see, I care about my hometown much more than Kuev... am
    7. +4
      3 June 2026 16: 02
      hi We expect systematic attacks on Kiev and Banderstat; the expired Jewish drug dealer and his gang must be wiped off the face of the earth.
      am angry
      1. +2
        3 June 2026 16: 19
        Zelya has a different opinion on personnel in Kyiv.
    8. +6
      3 June 2026 16: 13
      Ukrainian TV channels won't show the fires in Kyiv either. The question is what you prefer to watch.
    9. +4
      3 June 2026 16: 52
      Unfortunately, footage of the fires in St. Petersburg won't be shown here...

      Why do you need these shots?
      Do you enjoy photographs of destroyed Russian houses?
  2. -1
    3 June 2026 15: 25
    So they already took away everything from there after the first arrival, if there was anything there at all, and it’s unlikely that there were employees of this procurement office there.
    1. +2
      3 June 2026 17: 07
      Quote: Murmur 55
      So they took everything from there after the first arrival,

      Holy shit, I've never heard of anyone dancing around an ammunition depot.
      1. -1
        3 June 2026 19: 11
        popoguello hi Was there an ammunition depot there?
        1. 0
          3 June 2026 23: 55
          Quote: Murmur 55
          popoguello hi Was there an ammunition depot there?

          "The first fire occurred on the premises of the Ukroboronprom concern after missile attacks by the Russian Armed Forces. A hit on the enterprise's production or storage facilities resulted in a massive blaze. According to Kyiv police, traffic on several streets, including Degtyarevskaya, was completely blocked due to the incident."
          Well, if it's Shariy's decision, then it's probably the garages, but if they were taken away, then nothing was on fire.
  3. +2
    3 June 2026 15: 28
    It's still unclear what was hit? The production and warehouse buildings or the office? It's unlikely that there's a major production facility or warehouse in central Kyiv. It's most likely an office building. If it was hit during business hours, that's a good thing. But if it happened again at night, when the building was only guarded, then it's a sabotage of the retaliatory strike and a waste of ammunition. The employees will move to another office.
    1. -2
      3 June 2026 15: 42
      Eugene 62 hi They're reporting a second recent arrival. Do you think anyone's there besides the security guards? Especially since modern technology allows almost any space to be converted into an office, headquarters, or logistics department, and designers can even work from home.
      1. -3
        3 June 2026 15: 46
        That's okay, what's so unpleasant about this news is that all this is only being done in the fifth year and not on a permanent basis.
      2. +3
        3 June 2026 17: 56
        Then they suggested hitting the Rada and other offices, but they hit again incorrectly, there was no one there.
  4. +1
    3 June 2026 15: 55
    It flew by beautifully. Schweinereich must be destroyed.
  5. +4
    3 June 2026 15: 57
    It would be a great idea to deal with Budanov, Magyar, Zaluzhny, and others in the Mossad-Trump style, at least delivering them to the Basmanny Court... what
  6. +4
    3 June 2026 15: 57
    I see a dark melancholy has taken hold of your everyday thoughts (Master Yoda).
  7. +1
    4 June 2026 12: 42
    Stop simulating war. Kill Zelensky.