Russians attacked Dnipro with an experimental guided bomb? Statement from the Air Forces

According to glavcom.ua: The Russian army has struck Dnipro with an experimental guided aerial bomb for the first time. According to the information from the Air Forces of Ukraine and the head of Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, Serhiy Lysak, on Saturday, June 28, Russian troops launched an attack on Dnipro using a bomb that can travel more than 100 kilometers. The bomb is named 'Grom-1'.

'We inform you regarding the reports about the attack of the aerial bomb on Dnipro!...the target flew over 100 km and was shot down by air defense outside the city of Dnipro. The type of aerial target will be determined after studying the debris at the crash site.'

Serhiy Lysak confirmed that the explosions in the city were the result of an air defense strike. He also expressed gratitude to the defenders for eliminating the new missile-bomb 'Grom-1'. According to the Suspilne television channel, the Russians may direct an experimental bomber towards Dnipro, but the specific type of target will only be determined after analyzing the debris.

Russian invaders' drones attacked Odesa

On the night before June 28, Russian drones attacked Odesa. A total of 23 unmanned aerial vehicles were launched, of which 22 were shot down by air defense. One drone hit a residential building, resulting in two deaths, and another 14 people were injured.

As a result of attacks by the Russian army with experimental bombs and drones on Dnipro and Odesa, there were casualties, but the defenders showed greater effectiveness in eliminating threats, striking enemy technical means.