Video released showing destruction at the VNIIR-Progress plant in Russia after a strike by FP-5 Flamingo missiles. This enterprise produces Kometa antennas for missiles and UAVs.
People's Deputy Bohutska claimed that Petro Poroshenko discredited the Flamingo missile. This weapon has already successfully struck a number of strategic factories on the territory of the Russian Federation.
Russian intelligence officer Artem Shmul recruited teenagers to set fire to military vehicles in Odesa. The SBU has charged him in absentia with terrorism.
On the night of June 11, Russia attacked Ukraine with 221 drones and two Iskander-M missiles. The Defense Forces shot down 195 UAVs, with hits recorded in nine locations.
The President discussed the implementation of the plan for long-range strikes on the territory of the Russian Federation. Ukrainian Flamingo missiles hit a plant in Cheboksary and oil facilities.
The SBU has announced charges against Mikhail Zusko and Nikolai Goraichuk for the shelling of the Mykolaiv Regional Council in 2022. The "Iskander" missile strike killed 36 people and injured 38 others.
FP-5 Flamingo missiles struck a factory in Cheboksary. The Ukrainian development has a range of 3,000 km and a payload of up to 1,150 kg.
The FP-9 missile, with a range of 855 km and an 800 kg warhead, could enter service by the end of the year. It is capable of effectively overcoming Russian air defense.
Defense Forces struck a navigation plant with Flamingo missiles and the Kuibyshev oil refinery. Fires at three oil depots and damage to a Russian tanker have been confirmed.
The "Progres" plant in Cheboksary was hit by FP-5 "Flamingo" missiles. The facility produces antennas designed to protect Russian missiles and drones from electronic warfare (EW) systems.
On June 10, the VNIIR-Progress plant in Cheboksary was attacked again. It produces antennas designed to protect Russian missiles and drones from electronic warfare (EW) systems.
The occupiers are launching Shahed drones 5-15 days after manufacture. The production of UAVs and missiles in the RF does not allow for the formation of large stockpiles, "and almost everything goes to the front."
The US may cancel the transfer of Tomahawk missiles to Germany due to the risk of escalation with the Russian Federation. Another reason cited was a weapons shortage resulting from the military conflict with Iran.
The FP-7. x tests confirmed the missile's maneuverability for intercepting ballistic targets. Now it is up to the European participants of the Freya project, believes expert Anton Zemlianyi
In May, 18 oil facilities and 15 maritime targets were hit in the RF. The maximum strike distance reached a record 1,700 kilometers.
Chief Designer and co-owner of Fire Point, Denys Shtilerman, called on European partners to accelerate the pace of cooperation for the implementation of the Freya pan-European anti-ballistic shield. Meanwhile, the company is already taking concrete steps toward the project's realization: the first successful tests of the FP-7 missile, which will serve as the primary means of intercepting ballistic targets in the new system, took place recently.
Air defense forces shot down or suppressed 264 enemy drones out of 293 launched. An Iskander-M missile strike and 24 drone hits were recorded across 11 different locations.
In addition to the "Saint Petersburg" oil terminal, the strike on the Russian corvette "Boiky," based in Kronstadt, has also been officially confirmed.
Shtilerman reported that Fire Point drones struck an oil terminal and ships in Russia's Leningrad Oblast during an economic forum. The Anti-Corruption Action Center (AntAC), which criticizes the Ukrainian manufacturer, is attempting to gain publicity from this.
In Kyiv, following the shelling on June 2, 90 casualties and 6 deaths have been recorded. 52 wounded remain in hospitals, including two children.
The Kyiv City Military Administration is considering a ban on tents in the metro due to space shortages during attacks. A petition proposes a 5,000 hryvnia fine for using bulky items.
During the attack on June 2, Kyiv residents took cover in the overcrowded metro with tents. The enemy deployed 729 targets, causing casualties and significant destruction.
Air defense shot down 40 missiles and 602 drones during a massive attack on Ukraine. The main strike targeted Kyiv, with hits recorded at 38 locations.
Budanov called "Oreshnik" a demonstrative weapon and stated that Russia has large missile stockpiles. Ukraine's strikes came as a shock to the enemy's unprepared society.
The AFU and SBU struck Tu-142 aircraft, an Iskander launcher, and enemy oil targets. The attacks caused fuel shortages in occupied Crimea.
FP-1 and FP-2 drones hit oil depots, a tanker, an Iskander system, and two Tu-142 aircraft. Overnight, under the coordination of the Unmanned Systems Forces, 23 targets were struck deep inside Russia.
AFU struck an oil depot, two Tu-142 aircraft, and an Iskander-M near Taganrog. A UAV warehouse and enemy deployment points in three regions were also attacked.
The SBS struck an Iskander complex and two Tu-142 aircraft at an airfield in Taganrog. The operation was coordinated by the Deep Strike Center of the Unmanned Systems Forces.
On the night of May 30, air defense destroyed 284 targets, including 5 missiles and 279 drones. Nine UAV hits were recorded across seven different locations.
On the night of May 29, the enemy launched 232 UAVs and a ballistic missile. Air defense forces neutralized 217 drones; hits by the missile and 14 unmanned aerial vehicles were recorded.
