The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was attacked by Ukraine rockets and drones: Details of night fire

The explosions were at least two regions of Ukraine. Kharkiv Russian troops attacked the anti-aircraft guided missiles C-300. On the night of Thursday, March 14, Russian invaders fired at Ukrainian cities again. Yes, explosions were heard in Kharkiv and Sumy regions. The focus in one material has collected all the information about the night attack at the time of publication. On the night of March 14, an explosion occurred in Kharkiv as a result of a Russian air attack.

The shelling was confirmed by the mayor of the city Igor Terekhov. "There is an explosion in Kharkiv," he wrote in his Telegram. Focus correspondents also informed about explosions in Kharkiv. Later, Terekhov wrote details of the attack. "The second arrival occurred in the city's forest zone near non-residential premises. Previously-C-300. Concerning the victims and victims, fortunately. There were minor damage to several buildings," Terekhov said.

In addition, the attack was commented by the chairman of Kharkiv Ova Oleg Synigubov. He reported that the Russians hit the C-300 rocket in the Shevchenkivsky district of Kharkiv. "At this moment - without the victims. There is damage to non -residential civilian premises. The inspection of the place with profile services is ongoing," he wrote. Before that, according to local channels, explosions were also heard in Chuguev of Kharkiv region.

According to the Sumy Regional Military Administration, the Russians used drones to attack the region. "Today, on March 14, the enemy attacked the Shahheda Chad's unmanned aerial vehicles of four cities of Sumy region: Sumy, Shostka, Trostyanets and Bilopillya," Ova wrote. In addition, it became known that the invaders made rocket strikes on Shostka and Trostyanets.

Air Force commands also warned that the Air Force commands that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation had launched rockets and Iranian drones-Kamikadze Shahd in the direction of Poltava region. Subsequently, the monitoring channels informed that the missile released on Mirgorod disappeared from the radars. The press service of the Poltava Ova at the time of the publication did not inform about explosions and possible consequences after a night attack.