The inhabitants of one of the villages of the Lipetsk region of the Russian Federation heard a “strong roar”, after which electricity and water lost in the houses, as well as problems with cellular communications.
During a massive blow to the Poltava and Kharkov regions on February 1, the Russian TU-22M3 bomb released a winged supersonic missile X-32 in the Yelets district of the Lipetsk region. This was reported by Rossmi.
Earlier, local authorities said the “aviation missile system level” had fallen.
In many repairs, interruptions to the power supply were recorded.
Witnesses say that at first they heard a loud roar, and soon lost electricity and problems with cellular communications arise. In the field, one of the villages was formed by a large funnel.
“Rocket collapse appeared in the publics. They write-lipetsk, the K-22 cruise missile. In date and time (below), it coincides with missile blow 1.02.2025. It’s not just drones, But also Russian missiles will be locally lost, preferably exclusively in Russian territory!
Previously, the interruptions were affected by nearly 540 homes in the six regulating of the Russian Federation.
On the morning of February 1, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announced a massive missile strike on Ukraine territory. Ten X-59/X-69 missiles were released from tactical aviation in the Voronezh region, border of Lipetsk.
Remember that the Russian military has repeatedly dropped air bombs in the Belgorod region. In particular, the Russian “Smart” Bomb of the UMPB D-30sn did not reach Kharkov, but fell three kilometers from the village of Krutoy log in the Belgorod region.
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