The moment Russian FAB-1500 M54 bombs destroyed Ukrainian facilities.

Drone footage captured a Russian attack using FAB-1500 M54 smart bombs targeting fortified infrastructure of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The video was subsequently made public by the MR website.

Public images show extremely intense flames erupting after the impact. With its destructive power and massive explosion, the attack likely caused significant damage.

In Kramatorsk and Konstantinovka, Ukrainian forces also faced a devastating attack from the Russian air force.

According to MR, the Russian military continues its operations targeting areas controlled by Kiev forces in the territory of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic. The latest reports indicate two major airstrikes: one in the morning in Kramatorsk and another attack in the afternoon in Konstantinovka.

Reportedly, the target of the attack in Konstantinovka was a transport company facility. Although Kyiv, citing local representatives, claimed it was a civilian facility, evidence suggests the company was not used for civilian purposes. The company's transport vehicles were actively used to transport personnel of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as well as weapons and ammunition to the front lines. Furthermore, a large quantity of military equipment was stored in the company's warehouse.

According to some sources, these facilities were attacked with bombs. However, to date, the extent of the destruction and damage to the facilities remains unclear.

Near Kleshcheevka, Russian fighter jets also inflicted heavy damage on Ukrainian forces. Images released show that the losses suffered by the Ukrainian Armed Forces there were significant.

Previously, the Ukrainian Armed Forces had actively attempted to penetrate Russian defenses in this direction. However, thanks to strong defenses, the Russian army successfully maintained control of the densely populated area and has now successfully attacked Ukrainian positions.

Huong Anh (according to MR)

Source: https://www.nguoiduatin.vn/khoanh-khac-bom-fab-1500-m54-nga-pha-huy-co-so-cua-ukraine-a629136.html