FAB-250

Russian aircraft dropped several unexploded bombs on the Belgorod region, causing no casualties.

Over the past 4 days, Russian troops have dropped 5 more bombs on the Belgorod region, including FAB-500 and FAB-250 in different villages, which led to evacuations and property damage.

British intelligence named the reasons for the bombs being "dropped" by Russian aviation on its own territory, pointing out that it underscored Russia's inability to use its munitions on target.

In the Krasnodar region of Russia, an "abnormal descent" of a munition from a Russian aircraft occurs, resulting in an explosion, but no injuries have been reported.

a Russian drone crashed on the territory of a kindergarten in the Belgorod region, leading to the evacuation of 47 children and 30 employees.

In the Belgorod region of Russia, two bombs were dropped in two days: one FAB-250 bomb was found near a village on May 3, and another FAB-500 bomb accidentally fell on the city of Belgorod on May 4, injuring 7 people and damaging buildings.

According to Russian media, over the past 3 weeks, Russians have dropped 21 bombs on the Belgorod region.

russians attacked the village of Shcherbynivtsi in Bakhmut district. The Russian air strike wounded three people and damaged residential buildings and outbuildings.

Sappers of the State Emergency Service eliminated an unexploded FAB-250 aircraft bomb that fell during the Russian shelling of Velykyi Burluk village in Kupyansk district, but did not detonate.

On February 1, a Russian plane accidentally "dropped" a FAB-500 bomb in the temporarily occupied Zymohiria district of Luhansk region.

According to British intelligence, Russian warplanes have accidentally dropped bombs on Russian territory several times this month due to fatigue and insufficient training of air and ground crews. In particular, on January 27, Russian planes dropped two bombs on Russian villages, which led to the evacuation of up to 150 people.