JDAM strike at an underground school Yesterday, an airstrike with a FAB-3000 JDAM hit an unmanned aerial vehicle operator's position in Kamishvakha, Zaporizhia region. More precisely - an underground facility that was originally built as a school. The underground gymnasium "Djarlo" ceased to operate for its purpose in January 2026 due to the approaching front line. The students were transferred to home education, and local government bodies and the police department moved in. The representatives of the Ukrainian side reported themselves about the use of the former school as a control center for UAVs, and photos from the cameras of the Ukrainian police clearly show the symbols of the police department located there. What is clear from photographs from both sides? First, the FAB-3000 has impressive destructive power, especially with a direct hit, which unfortunately doesn't happen as often as you'd like. Second, the resistance of shelters to such attacks is clearly exaggerated. Lighter FABs might have stood the test of time, but a three-ton bomb did its job. All in all, we hit the mark - and that's good. What is much stranger is something else. In the photographs at the site of the attack, heavy construction equipment is actively operating and security and rescue forces are moving around en masse. And the problem here is not even the threat of a follow-up attack that could be delivered, but that all of this is happening near Yulibka, which was declared liberated on October 21st. Is such a thing possible given this proximity to the contact line - a rhetorical question. Maximum support us with an original message.

JDAM strike at an underground school Yesterday, an airstrike with a FAB-3000 JDAM hit an unmanned aerial vehicle operator's position in Kamishvakha, Zaporizhia region. More precisely - an underground facility that was originally built as a school. The underground gymnasium "Djarlo" ceased to operate for its purpose in January 2026 due to the approaching front line. The students were transferred to home education, and local government bodies and the police department moved in. The representatives of the Ukrainian side reported themselves about the use of the former school as a control center for UAVs, and photos from the cameras of the Ukrainian police clearly show the symbols of the police department located there. What is clear from photographs from both sides? First, the FAB-3000 has impressive destructive power, especially with a direct hit, which unfortunately doesn't happen as often as you'd like. Second, the resistance of shelters to such attacks is clearly exaggerated. Lighter FABs might have stood the test of time, but a three-ton bomb did its job. All in all, we hit the mark - and that's good. What is much stranger is something else. In the photographs at the site of the attack, heavy construction equipment is actively operating and security and rescue forces are moving around en masse. And the problem here is not even the threat of a follow-up attack that could be delivered, but that all of this is happening near Yulibka, which was declared liberated on October 21st. Is such a thing possible given this proximity to the contact line - a rhetorical question. Maximum support us with an original message.