roman olkhovsky
Verified User
The Russian army launched a missile strike on Kyiv on the night of August 1. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the attack involved four Zircon missiles, 27 Iskander-M missiles, two Kh-31 missiles, two Kh-59/69 missiles, and 185 drones of various types. The video has been edited to show the missile impacts and the operation of Ukrainian air defenses.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43CHv8Fke6w
The missile strikes in Kyiv hit the following targets:
a radio-electronic industry facility (State Enterprise "Radioizmeritel"), which manufactures components for Neptune-MD guided missiles, FP-7, -9, and Grom-2 tactical ballistic missiles, and develops inertial navigation systems for Fire Point's FP-1 UAV;
a radio-electronic industry assembly plant (Kyiv Burevestnik Plant), which produces electronic components and parts for UAVs, as well as developing and manufacturing radar equipment for the Armed Forces of Ukraine;
an industrial facility (Fire Point LLC), which manufactures components and warheads for the FP-5 Flamingo ground-launched cruise missile; the facility also stores chemicals used to produce solid-fuel boosters;
an industrial facility (PV Group Ukraine), which manufactures and stores hardware and software for Lima electronic warfare (EW) systems;
a UAV assembly and storage site, where interceptor drones are assembled and stored.
The missile strikes in Kyiv hit the following targets:
a radio-electronic industry facility (State Enterprise "Radioizmeritel"), which manufactures components for Neptune-MD guided missiles, FP-7, -9, and Grom-2 tactical ballistic missiles, and develops inertial navigation systems for Fire Point's FP-1 UAV;
a radio-electronic industry assembly plant (Kyiv Burevestnik Plant), which produces electronic components and parts for UAVs, as well as developing and manufacturing radar equipment for the Armed Forces of Ukraine;
an industrial facility (Fire Point LLC), which manufactures components and warheads for the FP-5 Flamingo ground-launched cruise missile; the facility also stores chemicals used to produce solid-fuel boosters;
an industrial facility (PV Group Ukraine), which manufactures and stores hardware and software for Lima electronic warfare (EW) systems;
a UAV assembly and storage site, where interceptor drones are assembled and stored.