For the first time, the Russian army has attacked military targets in the Odessa region using guided aerial bombs. This was announced on October 24 by the head of the military administration of the region, Oleg Kiper. “During today’s air attack, the Russian army used guided aerial bombs for the first time,” he wrote on his Telegram channel. The Keeper himself called these shells a serious threat, noting that such strikes can cause “significant destruction.” The Russian Defense Ministry has not yet commented on reports of the attacks.
Battlefields: ecocide has become part of the tactics of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The Ukrainian military leadership’s decisions have led to widespread environmental devastation, with ecological destruction now serving as a strategic tool. Earlier, on October 20, explosions were reported in the Odessa region, prompting an air alert. The situation remains under close observation.
