A Russian missile launched
from the border town of Belgorod last night failed and fell instead on its own
territory.
The attack is said to have hit
Kharkov, but fell near residential buildings in the city where Kremlin weapons
are stored for attacks on Ukraine.
Footage shared online shows
the Iskander rocket ripping through the sky before beginning its rapid descent
to Earth and exploding into a fireball.
The attack allegedly hit
Kharkov, but fell near residential buildings in the city where Kremlin weapons
are stored for attacks on Ukraine
Earlier this week, panicked
Russians were seen fleeing desperately from Belgorod after Ukraine unleashed a
series of nighttime missiles.
The Kremlin’s latest blunder
shows that the residents could have escaped their own missiles.
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In panic, Russians desperately fled the border town of Belgorod on Monday after Ukraine unleashed a series of nighttime rockets.
The rockets exploded into bright white lights, illuminating the night sky over residential buildings.
Belgorod is considered
vulnerable to Ukrainian attacks due to its proximity to the border and the
stockpile of Russian weapons, with the Kremlin regularly launching attacks from
the region.
