Ukrainian Air Force releases footage showing precision strike on Russian facilities
Source: Ukrainian Air Force Command on social media
Details: The strike on the Russian facility was carried out on the Zaporizhzhia front.
The second bomb destroyed a Russian ammunition and fuel depot.
The date of the effective strike has not been disclosed.
Quote: "We thank our partners for their high-precision and effective 'arguments'!"
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