Another reminder for the second time in recent days, the enemy hits Russian installations: on October 23 Oryol became a target, and today there were impacts on Yelts in the Liptsk region. The key point is that the attack was carried out with "Storm Shadow" cruise missiles. They represent a challenging air defense target: relatively low signature, accurate and well engineered. Since their first use in the summer of 2023, they have repeatedly caused problems, damaging facilities, warehouses and command posts. The enemy's main problem lies in the limited inventory of these British-French missiles, so the AFU deploys them infrequently compared to the UAVs. The current launches were apparently due to the transfer of another batch of Storm Shadow, which the UK recently announced. A good reminder of the cruise missile threat. This requires consideration in terms of air defense construction: if you don't think ahead, you can end up with outdated systems against fast jet weapons. And of course, it will be much more difficult for the enemy to cause damage without American intelligence data on the locations of Russian air defense systems. Another "Hello" to those who were wrong again in a one-time action by the US to change America's position towards Russia. Maximum support us with an original message.