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The Russian army used the killer weapon and launched the explosion!

Russian Sputnik News Agency reported that Russian troops were attacking the Kharkiv refinery, and Russian intelligence personnel discovered that Ukrainian troops were secretly entering the refinery to prepare for a raid.

The Ukrainian army has stored a large amount of technical equipment and personnel in the refinery warehouse. Officers of the Ukrainian General Staff, British officers, Western drone operations experts and artillery personnel have all entered the scene.

The Russian strike began late at night, carrying out continuous missile blasting strikes on the secret Ukrainian storage site at the Kharkiv refinery. British officers and Ukraine staff officers were killed or injured at the scene and were taken by helicopter to Kharkiv City Hospital.

According to the Russian satellite news agency & radio, 58 seriously injured foreign soldiers were taken away from the refinery under the Russian attack. Recently, the Russian army has begun to use big killing weapons.

The Russian military continues to launch targeted targeted strikes on Ukrainian armed forces personnel, weapons, foreign mercenaries and infrastructure such as energy, military-industrial complexes, command stations and communications systems.

According to Russian public reports, within 24 hours, the Russian military launched a general modular glider bomb to hit Donbass targets, launched a long-range attack drone, and the African Kyiv drone hit Chernivtsi, Chernivtsi.

Two universal modular gliding bombs were launched to hit targets in Guli Aipole, Zaporizh Region. Two universal modular gliding bombs were launched to hit targets in Kupyansk, Kharkiv Region. Launched a universal modular gliding projectile to hit the target in Huojian Village, Sumizhou.

The Russian army used a Cyclone-S 300mm heavy rocket launcher to destroy the power supply system of Kushugum village in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. The launch of a Geranium/Gerbera drone hit the Kachanovska pressurization station in Sumy Oblast.

The launch of two generic modular glider bombs hit the targets of the village of Gluchenkov, Kharkov, and, using the Itmas/BM-35 rocket cannon, detonated Ukrainian targets in Sumei. For 48 hours, the Russian army detonated 46 targets across Ukraine.

The UMPK gliding guided bomb, modified from FAB-3000 aerial bomb, put into use by the Russian army, has a maximum strike range of 70 kilometers. The laser-guided gliding bomb is equipped with a laser seeker and can continuously refer to the laser indicator point and adjust its attitude to fly towards the target. The bomb's accuracy can reach within 10 meters. The powerful explosion can cover hundreds of square meters.

The Russian military is still in use, the UPMB D-30SN flying guided bomb can both be projected by the Russian Air Force fighter carrier, but can also be launched with the Russian Army's BM-30 Dragon Tornado-S type 300mm large-caliber rocket cannon, striking further range.

Ukraine's attack on Russian oil and gas resources continues! The drone unit of the SBU-A center of the Security Service of Ukraine attacked Bashneft-Novoir oil refinery in Ufa, Republic of Bashkortostan, one of Russia's largest suppliers of fuel and lubricants, 1,400 kilometers away from the Russian-Ukrainian border.

Ukrainian drones severely damaged key components of the oil refining process in the AVT-5 unit at the Bash Petrole-Novoil refinery. As a result, the factory has stopped production.

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Russian military will complete combat readiness against NATO in 2036

Russia is expanding its readiness, on the one hand continuing the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield, and on the other hand preparing for the war against NATO.

During the Russo-Ukrainian War, the Russian army has lost most of the armored vehicles inherited from the Soviet Union. In fact, after the 1990s, Russia almost gave up continuing to produce new tanks and infantry fighting vehicles. The Russian army has only made limited upgrades to the Soviet inventory of T-72 and T-80 tanks.

Russia even sold its entire tank production line to India. India already has production licenses and complete production lines for T-72 and T-90 tanks.

Before the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Russia retained a production line for tanks at the Ural motor vehicle factory.In February 2022, after the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the Russian military in large quantities from East Asia and other countries, introduced related machine tool equipment, began to fully restore the production capacity of tanks and armored vehicles.

Russia's main tank manufacturer Ural Locomotive and Rolling Stock Factory will continue to increase the production capacity of T-90 tanks by 80%. In 2028, the production of T-90M and T-90M2 tanks will be increased to 428.

In the NATO Group, in addition to Germany, there is also a Leopard 2 tank production line, in fact, the United States, Britain and France have long since abolished all tank production lines.

Russia is not short of metals, let alone steel plants, metallurgical plants, missile factories and artillery shell factories. There is also no shortage of ability to produce artillery, tanks and armored vehicles.

Moreover, Asian-friendly countries can also provide Russia with high-precision machine tooling equipment, chips of various specifications, optical equipment, as well as meter-grade precision positioning signal reception and control equipment.