The occupiers launched missiles at Ukraine that constantly changed their trajectory: what did it look like

On September 21, the Russian occupiers launched missiles at Ukraine, which constantly were changing their direction.

The publication "Texts" writes about this.

As reported, the Russian occupiers attacked Ukraine's territory with air-based cruise missiles, specifically the X-101/X-555/X-55.

All of them were changing their course during the flight. In total, the Russian military launched 43 missiles from 10 strategic aircraft T-95MS from the area west of Engels.

The missile launches occurred in several waves, with the missiles entering Ukrainian airspace from various directions, constantly changing their course along the route. Also the Russians shelled Kharkiv with S-300 anti-aircraft guided missiles.

Ukrainian air defense destroyed 36 cruise missiles.

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