#Long range missiles

Ukraine may have just scored one of its most spectacular deep-strike hits of the war, with new footage suggesting a rare Russian A-60 airborne laser aircraft—a relic of Moscow’s experimental weapons programs—was engulfed in flames after a drone attack on the Taganrog aviation complex overnight.

Russia hammered Kyiv in the early hours of November 25 with a coordinated barrage of Kalibrs, Kinzhals, and Shahed drones, leaving multiple apartment blocks in flames and killing at least seven people and injuring 21, including children.

Ukraine’s new domestically produced FP-7 missile bears a striking resemblance to Russia’s S-400 interceptor—but the similarity is only skin-deep.