Big Storm Shadow Strike Hits Factory in Luhansk City
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Yesterday, Ukraine launched a surprise attack using Storm Shadow missiles against Luhansk, a city in eastern Ukraine. The strikes resulted in a massive explosion, with 12 explosions reported. However, it’s unclear if all 12 were from the initial missile strike, as some may have been secondary blasts or the sound of Ukraine’s defense systems firing. The target of the attack was an engineering plant and electronics factory, which was previously hit in the past. The facility is believed to be used for storage or as a base for Russian forces.
The Storm Shadow missiles were reportedly fired from a S-24 attack aircraft, and this was the first reported use of these missiles in a month. Ukraine likely exhausted its stockpile and has since received new shipments. In related news, a Ukrainian group is running a fundraiser to support the military, with a current goal of raising £15,000 to fund an armored vehicle equipped with a BMW engine, ceramic and Kevlar armor, and other armaments. The vehicle has already been purchased and is currently undergoing modifications. Donations are still being accepted to help bring the project to a successful conclusion.
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