Voronezh may have been struck by Storm Shadow missiles
In Voronezh, smoke was reported in the area of the airfield following explosions. According to analysts, this was likely caused by a strike from Storm Shadow missiles. At the same time, locals are reporting falling debris, including on civilian infrastructure such as a tire repair shop. Details regarding the consequences are still being confirmed.
On the morning of May 27, explosions were heard in Voronezh, Russia, after which smoke rose in the area of the “Baltimore” military airfield, which had already been attacked. Local authorities reported the destruction of two aerial targets. Meanwhile, OSINT analysts suggest that the strike may have been carried out using Storm Shadow missiles.
As ASTRA found out, footage of smoke spreading specifically in the area of the military airfield was circulating on social media.
Voronezh Region Governor Alexander Gusev stated that Russian air defenses allegedly destroyed two “high-speed targets” over the city, and that following the “fall of debris,” a tire repair shop and a residential building sustained damage.
Meanwhile, OSINT analysts suggest that Voronezh may have been attacked by Storm Shadow missiles. No official information on this has been released yet.
On the night of May 27, drones attacked Tuapse in the Krasnodar Krai of the Russian Federation. According to preliminary information, a local oil refinery—one of the key energy facilities in southern Russia—may have been hit.
SBU drones struck an oil pumping station near Moscow
