For the record, it's been a war of attrition since the battle of Severodonetsk in June 2022.

The current Russian high-intensity offensive across the entire front began on October 10, 2023 with their storming of the Avdiivka direction, and has not stopped since.

What looks like 2 Flamingo missile interceptions over Rostov

No impacts in Rostov so far. 2/2 missiles shot down.

The next missiles will reach the city in the next several minutes.

2 other missiles (from the first wave) were shot down over Donetsk Oblast.

The remaining 2-4 Ukrainian FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles were shot down over Donetsk/Rostov Oblast.

Ukraine attempted to attack the city of Rostov-on-Don with up to 8 FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles.

However, all of the missiles were shot down. They flew through Donetsk and Rostov Oblasts - regions with a much higher density of Russian air defence systems compared to areas further east.

Out of the last five Flamingo missile attacks, three resulted in every single missile being intercepted, while two (both on the Avitek military plant in Kirov) saw one impact each.

Russia has clearly adapted their approach to countering Flamingo cruise missiles, achieving a much higher interception rate compared to the initial attacks earlier this year.

These look like secondary detonations.

Footage showing the moment of the massive explosion in Khmelnytskyi, likely at an ammunition depot.

It is odd how many ammunition depots have been exploding in Ukraine recently.

On June 22 in Pavlohrad, on July 21 in Kamianske, and now today in Khmelnytskyi. Could be a coincidence, or could be Russian intelligence operations. No way to know right now.

‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️

Three significant explosions occurred in Khmelnytsky resulting from the detonation of ammunition.

Local reports indicate that the initial explosion was not preceded by an air raid siren. This was followed by a large fire and two subsequent explosions, accompanied by continuous detonations. The site reportedly housed a warehouse and a production facility. Metal fragments and burning debris were scattered over hundreds of meters, and the area has been cordoned off. Residents express concern regarding a potential recurrence of the tragedy in Vishnevoye near Kyiv, where entire streets were destroyed by fire, resulting in total loss for the inhabitants. Authorities are reported to be offering only promises of compensation rather than any immediate assistance.

It should be noted that this facility, described as a "warehouse," clearly contained weapons and was situated adjacent to a residential area. Obviously, such weapons warehouses will not be relocated to sites further from the city, as they would become vulnerable targets for Russian missiles. Using "human shields" apparently increases the likelihood of preserving the weapons, while the lives of ordinary citizens are simply of no concern to those in power at Bankova Street.

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