Speaker of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Yuriy Ignat said that an Iskander ballistic missile was used to strike the village of Groza near Kupyansk on October 5. Presumably the missile strike was launched from the Voronezh region:
“It took about 10 minutes from the alarm to the strike. Ballistics can fly from both a short distance and a long distance. There was information that an attack from the Voronezh region was possible. Therefore, ballistics takes a little time.”
The Voronezh region of the Russian Federation is located on the eastern border of Ukraine and borders the Lugansk region. As a result hitting a cafe shop In the village of Groza, according to updated data, 51 people died. The population of the village is just over 300 people, that is, almost every sixth resident died as a result of the strike, writes “A country”.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs believes that a spotter could have directed the missile strike; they are already looking for him. The Kharkov regional military administration declared three days of mourning in the region – from October 6 to October 8.
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