The Russian military posted a video of a raid on an anti-aircraft and anti-ship missile factory on the outskirts of Kiev, warning that it would intensify its raids on the Ukrainian capital.
“The Kalibr long-range cruise missiles hit a military facility on the outskirts of Kiev last night. The strike completely destroyed the Vizar Machine-Building Plant, which manufactures and repairs medium-range air defense missiles and long range, as well as anti-ship missiles for the military Ukraine“, Ministry of Defense spokesman Russia Igor Konashenkov said today.
Video released by the Russian military shows at least four Kalibr missiles being fired from the warship’s vertical launch pad, but there is no image of the target being ambushed.
The Kalibr cruise missile is fired from a Russian warship in a video released today. Video: Russian Defense Forces.
Gen. Konashenkov also warned that the scale and frequency of missile attacks on the capital Kiev would increase if “the nationalist regime continues terrorist attacks or sabotage on Russian territory”.
Several large explosions occurred in Kiev early this morning and air raid sirens sounded throughout Ukraine. These are the strongest explosions recorded in the capital of Ukraine since the force Russia withdrew from the north of the country earlier this month. Ukrainian media reported that part of Kiev lost power after the explosions, but there were no reports of casualties.
Anti-aircraft sirens also sounded throughout Ukraine. Several explosions also occurred in the city of Kherson in the south, Kharkov in the east and Ivano-Frankivsk in the west.
The Russian military warned on April 14 that it could attack “decision-making centers, including in Kiev” if Ukraine continued to attack Russian territory.
The appearance of the Ukrainian battlefield after 8 weeks of fighting. Click on the picture to see details.
The people of Kiev and many Ukrainian cities are also concerned about the risk of war heating up after the cruiser Moskva, the flagship of the Russian Navy’s Black Sea Fleet, caught fire and sank off the coast of Ukraine.
An official in the city of Odessa, on the Black Sea coast, claimed that Ukraine’s Neptune missile “fired” the Moskva ship, while the Russian Defense Ministry said the warship had exploded in its ammunition depot, causing heavy damage and sinking en route. towed to a port in the Crimean peninsula.
Vu Anh (According to Zvezda)
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