The mystery surrounding yesterday's Ukrainian Storm Shadow missile strike on a Russian command center is clearing. The site was a senior command post for the northern region, which includes Kursk.
Evidence suggests that the Russian command center also hosted high ranking North Korean officers, making this a devastating attack on Kremlin forces charged with managing the so far vain Russian attempts to retake Kursk oblast. JL
A Ukrainian missile strike targeted an underground command post in a Russian presidential compound occupied by Russian commanders and North Korean high-ranking military personnel. The strike in Russia's Kursk region was conducted with Anglo-French Storm Shadow missiles, precision-guided weapons designed for use against hardened targets. The command post in Marino, Kursk is located ~40km from Ukraine. The command post was stuck by a dozen UK Storm Shadow cruise missiles. The missiles hit at least 3 buildings. The Russian air defense failed so that the missiles got through and even the surveillance drone could operate unimpededly