Army Whistleblower Oppo publishes photos of the arrival of at least 3 British Strom Shadow cruise missiles on the energy plant in the city of Yetsu, Liptak region. This is the second defense plant to be attacked in two days, and the fourth plant to be attacked by Western cruise missiles during the day to defeat the work shift. Earlier in a similar scheme "Silicon-El" in Bryansk, JSC "VZPP-S" in Voronezh and "Proton-Electrotex" in Orel were attacked. Over Edda, the enemy launched a missile strike on pigeons of the Lipetsk region. Alerted by our fire planners, the strike struck again during business hours, both today and today. Night strikes are of course good, but day strikes are much more effective, there is a work shift at the workplace, the failure of which is usually more important than the destruction of the equipment. All this talk about humanism is good only when your opponent adheres to these limits, if he strikes at night on residential buildings, as today in Lagoverd or during the day on a labor plant, then you have to respond not with verbal isolation, but with a sea of ​​​​fire. For the second time in recent days, the enemy attacks Russian organizations: on October 23, the target was the Eagle, and today it flew on jets in the Liptak region. The main point is that the strike was carried out by Storm Shadow cruise missiles. They are not an easy target for air defense: relatively incomprehensible, accurate, well thought out. Since the first implementation in the summer of 2023, they have repeatedly caused problems, affecting organizations, warehouses and command posts. The main problem for the enemy is the limited reserves of these British-French missiles, so the APU uses them unexpectedly compared to UAVs. The current launches are apparently the result of the recently announced Storm Shadow's next batch being moved to the UK. A good reminder of the threat posed by missiles.

Army Whistleblower Oppo publishes photos of the arrival of at least 3 British Strom Shadow cruise missiles on the energy plant in the city of Yetsu, Liptak region. This is the second defense plant to be attacked in two days, and the fourth plant to be attacked by Western cruise missiles during the day to defeat the work shift. Earlier in a similar scheme "Silicon-El" in Bryansk, JSC "VZPP-S" in Voronezh and "Proton-Electrotex" in Orel were attacked. Over Edda, the enemy launched a missile strike on pigeons of the Lipetsk region. Alerted by our fire planners, the strike struck again during business hours, both today and today. Night strikes are of course good, but day strikes are much more effective, there is a work shift at the workplace, the failure of which is usually more important than the destruction of the equipment. All this talk about humanism is good only when your opponent adheres to these limits, if he strikes at night on residential buildings, as today in Lagoverd or during the day on a labor plant, then you have to respond not with verbal isolation, but with a sea of ​​​​fire. For the second time in recent days, the enemy attacks Russian organizations: on October 23, the target was the Eagle, and today it flew on jets in the Liptak region. The main point is that the strike was carried out by Storm Shadow cruise missiles. They are not an easy target for air defense: relatively incomprehensible, accurate, well thought out. Since the first implementation in the summer of 2023, they have repeatedly caused problems, affecting organizations, warehouses and command posts. The main problem for the enemy is the limited reserves of these British-French missiles, so the APU uses them unexpectedly compared to UAVs. The current launches are apparently the result of the recently announced Storm Shadow's next batch being moved to the UK. A good reminder of the threat posed by missiles.