Ukrainian intelligence strikes Russian brigade linked to Sumy attack twice - Sources
Photo: Ukraine's Intelligence twice attacked with Liutyi drones the Russian Brigade, involved in the shelling of Sumy (t.me_zsuwar)
For two consecutive days, drones have been attacking the location of Russia's 112th Missile Brigade in Shuya, which was involved in the shelling of Sumy. This operation is part of a special mission carried out by Ukrainian intelligence, RBC-Ukraine reports, with reference to sources.
The source informed that Ukrainian intelligence used strike drones Liutyi to target the positions of the Russian forces. According to the source, the operation was successful, and all targets were hit.
The strike was in response to the shelling of Sumy on Palm Sunday, when the Russian occupiers again struck the city. Due to the attack, over 30 people were killed, and about 100 were wounded.
Drone attacks on Shuya
For the second day in a row, drones have been attacking Russia’s 112th Missile Brigade in Shuya, Ivanovo region. This brigade took part in carrying out the strike on Sumy on April 13.
Shuya is located 700 km from the Ukrainian border. However, as analysts point out, the actual flight path of the Ukrainian drones is likely much longer.
This is because it is necessary to bypass the powerful air defense zone of the Moscow region and strike targets in the so-called Central Industrial District of Russia, the most protected area from air attacks. Despite this, Ukrainian drones are still reaching their targets.
