Ukrainian drones have attacked North Ossetia for the first time. The region and the Ukrainian city of Zaporozhye, which is under the control of the Ukrainian army, are separated by about 900 kilometers in a straight line.
Authorities said the target of the drones was the Mozdok military airfield, but 7.5 kilometers away from it there is a depot of ammunition and other military products that are believed to be supplied to Russia from the DPRK.
Satellite images that emerged later confirmed that the AFU drones had successfully struck the Mozdok military airfield in North Ossetia.
Based on the analysis of satellite images and video of the raid, the drones managed to fly to the airfield and strike it.
Earlier, the head of the republic of North Ossetia, Sergey Menyailo, said that as a result of the Ukrainian drone strike on the military airfield, “minor damage and fires were recorded”.
Also, in addition to the attack on North Ossetia, Russian propagandists complained about a drone attack on Dagestan.
Kremlin publications said that Dagestan was allegedly attacked by AFU drones, and this was the first time this had happened. According to their data, one UAV allegedly only fell near an oil field in the Nogaysky district “after it was hit with a machine gun”.
The administration of the head of Dagestan did not deny or confirm the information about the drone raid on the republic.
