Russians use guided bombs in Odesa region for the first time

Russians use guided aerial bombs in Odesa region for the first time - OVA

During today's air attack, the Russian army used guided aerial bombs for the first time on the territory of Odesa region.
This was reported by Odesa regional military administration (OMA).

«During the morning air attack, the use of guided aerial bombs against civilian infrastructure was recorded. This is the first use of CABs in our region,» the JMA said in a statement.

Consequences of the attack

According to preliminary information, the strikes were aimed at civilian infrastructure facilities in one of the coastal districts of the region.
Information on victims and the extent of the destruction.
Rescue services, explosives experts and police are working at the site.

This is another manifestation of terror against civilians. There were no military targets in the strike zone.

Context.

CAB is guided aerial bomb, Russian aircraft are actively used against the frontline regions of Ukraine, in particular Kharkiv, Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia.
Its features are high precision and significant destructive force, This poses a particular threat to civilian areas when such munitions are used against non-military objects.

Experts emphasise that the emergence of CABs in the south indicates Expanding the range of Russian aviation and attempts to damage port infrastructure.