UAF uses Flamingo missiles for the first time: strike on FSB base in Crimea

According to glavcom.ua: The Armed Forces of Ukraine have used 'Flamingo' cruise missiles for the first time to attack an FSB base in Crimea. Two missiles hit the target, while a third fell a little further away. The craters from the explosion indicate the extent of the damage. This information is reported by Welt.

The troops used three domestically-produced missiles during the attack on the territory occupied by Russia. The Federal Security Service was the target of the strike. According to expert Fabian Hofmann, two missiles reached the target, while a third fell a bit further away.

«Craters with a diameter of up to 15 meters indicate a great explosive energy. In this way, low accuracy is compensated by the power of the munition», - says the material from Welt.

Analysts note that the emergence of the new 'Flamingo' missile could seriously change the strategy of the Ukrainian army against Russia. These missiles could exert significant pressure on Russian facilities. It is planned to produce 200 missiles per month, which will help reduce dependence on imports and strengthen the country's defense capabilities.

Ukrainian troops have used 'Flamingo' missiles for the first time to attack the FSB base in Crimea. This could significantly change the strategy of the Ukrainian army and increase pressure on Russian facilities. Mass production of these missiles is planned, which will enhance Ukraine's defense capabilities.