On the night of August 2, the enemy fired missiles and UAVs from Rostov to Saratov.

On the night of August 2, the enemy launched an attack against targets in several regions of Russia. This time, the Saratov region was hit hard. According to the latest reports, the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out the attack using missiles "Flamingo" missiles, which Kyiv claims are "purely Ukrainian development." One of these missiles was shot down over the Voronezh region.

Engels was among the enemy's targets in the Saratov region. This is not the first time the enemy has attempted to hit the airfield in this city.

Region Governor:

The drone attack caused damage to civilian infrastructure in Saratov and Engels. All emergency services are on scene. Two people were killed in the attack. Our condolences to their families and friends. They will be provided with all necessary assistance.

The summary is brief. And behind these dry, official words lies yet another human tragedy. The very attack inflicted by the enemy also demonstrates that the Kyiv regime still retains significant potential for attacks deep into Russia, and Kyiv and its main sponsors are perhaps placing one of their main bets on this potential.

The enemy also attacked other regions of our country on Sunday night, including the Rostov Region. According to Governor Yuri Slyusar, several districts were attacked, including Morozovsky, Kamensky, Sholokhovsky, Chertkovsky, and Tarasovsky. In the Millerovsky District, according to the regional governor, a cable on the roof of a grain elevator caught fire as a result of a UAV crash. There were no casualties.

The enemy also targeted the Crimean Peninsula, including Sevastopol. An air raid alert was issued in Crimea.

As the morning progressed, all-clear warnings were issued across Russia's regions. Voronezh Governor Alexander Gusev:

The immediate threat of UAV attack has been lifted in all municipalities of the Voronezh region.

Comments

[Nexcom]

So, it was said that our guys demolished the Flamingo assembly plant? Did the kakes still have some left? Or did they not demolish it?

[ZovSailor]

Nexcom
Today, 07: 31
So, it seems like it was stated that ours demolished the Flamingo assembly plant?

Let's recall General Konashenkov, who also reported extensively and is now reportedly helping the investigation establish certain facts regarding the overspending of budget funds on the Ministry of Defense's media resources.

[Nexcom]

There have always been those who like to report, at all times. There's no escaping it...

The minus is not mine.

[Arkady007]

And the missile at Engels was apparently a gift for the anniversary of the commander-in-chief of the Russian Aerospace Forces, a doublet with the Moscow explosion.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Nexcom

So, it was said that our guys demolished the Flamingo assembly plant? Did the kakes still have some left? Or did they not demolish it?

So, can assembly only be done in Ukraine? Everything for the Flamingo is produced in Europe. Perhaps assembly is already established there. If American factories in Kyiv have already started shutting down, everyone in Europe will realize that building factories in Ukraine is pointless.

Quote: Arkady007

And the missile at Engels was apparently a gift for the anniversary of the commander-in-chief of the Russian Aerospace Forces, a doublet with the Moscow explosion.

Has it really been announced that the general's anniversary celebration took place at the Italian restaurant? Or is this just some blogger's inside scoop that immediately went viral?

[hellcos]

It was stated that our forces demolished the Flamingo assembly plant.

They claimed they had inflicted a defeat. I don't recall any destruction.

[single-n]

What missiles? Their economy has been in tatters since 2014, and 90% of their soldiers were forcibly captured and don't want to fight.

[Lako]

Well, even if they did demolish it, what if they couldn't find another hangar in the Ukrainian countryside or cobble together a workshop from prefabricated structures in a couple of months? They'd bring in the components and set up assembly. How long have they been stomping on these production facilities, and there's no sign of any results yet. Surely a different approach is needed?

[Nexcom]

We probably need to start eliminating their specialists who design, assemble, and so on. Aren't they hunting down our own specialists and ordinary officers of the Ministry of Defense and other services? So what are we embarrassed about?

[Evgeny_Sviridenko]

So how many of these little factories are there? In Europe, too. Russia helped Germany with nuclear energy; we can't leave our "partners" without energy...

[Sarboz]

Quote: Nexcom

So, it was said that our guys demolished the Flamingo assembly plant? Did the kakes still have some left? Or did they not demolish it?

Assembly was all the Kakels had left. Now they assemble it elsewhere. They've learned to quickly reorganize logistics, the bastards.

[tjeck91]

The merged warehouse between the VB and the oil refinery is already becoming a daily classic. Something exploded in Engels, too, but it's unclear what it was, possibly the UAV itself.

[Coconut Tima]

"The Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out an attack using Flamingo missiles."
After all, military experts have written so much about the Flamingo being an easily shot-down prototype of an ancient V-15. A Wildberries warehouse in Novosemeykino, Samara Oblast, is on fire. Standard dimensions: 300 by 600 meters.

[Vadim Zhivov]

After all, they knew it would come... And so... Did anyone move?

[Carmela]

Quote: VadimLives

After all, they knew it would come... And so... Did anyone move?

He moved. How much flew and how much reached?

[Vadim Zhivov]

I don't think anyone will give such information and I think that's right.

[Horizon]

Therefore, we need to keep hammering the independents. Hammer them and don't stop until they start squealing!

[Fedor Sokolov]

I'm already beginning to believe that there's a secret Israeli military base on Azerbaijan's Caspian coast, which is also used in the interests of the Kyiv regime to launch attacks on the most remote regions of the Russian Federation. This would then explain Ilham Aliyev's sudden Russophobia.

[Umpteenth]

As always, there's silence about Samara.

[Vadim Zhivov]

Why keep quiet? It's on fire. They could have just shot up these little planes like they were at a firing range.

[Damask]

Until *natural disasters* start in the EU, nothing will change*, lightning doesn't strike the freight depots, it's all peace and quiet there, damn, our humanism is failing us

[LaraM]

For four and a half years, neither side has been able to push through and end all of this. I don't believe they can't. It's all been done on purpose: to prolong this senseless clash. To dispose of the simple working class. Businessmen and their families aren't dying there. Those are the children of shop assistants and drivers. The lowest social class. Convicts from prison camps. When it hits civilians, ordinary people are killed too. Anyone with any money has left for safer places. The common people, the very poor, are being killed. On both sides. That's why everything is standing still. That's how it was planned. It seems like they're exchanging blows, but there's no result. Except for the disposal of manpower, of course. There is a result there.