Russia used a new type of aerial bomb for the first time in the Dnipropetrovsk region
Near Vasylkivka in the Dnipropetrovsk region, Russian troops used delayed-action aerial bombs for the first time. A volunteer reported this, noting that the occupiers used a type of munition that is new to this area.
According to him, such bombs can pose an additional danger because they may not detonate immediately upon impact. Details regarding the consequences of this attack are currently being clarified.
“The enemy used delayed-action aerial bombs for the first time in the Vasylkivka area. This is a very serious threat, because there may not be any immediate danger from the KABs—you’re helping an elderly man into an evacuation vehicle, and then it starts to detonate,” Kaplin wrote.
According to him, the enemy also used cluster munitions for the first time in the village of Pravda, which is 56 kilometers from the front line. Four aerial bombs struck near residential buildings.
This was reported on Facebook by Yevgen Kaplin, head of the “Proliska” humanitarian mission.
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