Russian attack in Ukraine March 14: where explosions, details (photos) were heard

In a few minutes, it spread to Odessa, Kherson and Mykolaiv regions. At 10:13 in the region, air alarm was announced, and in a few minutes in the suburbs of Odessa heard explosions. Soon, shortly after that, photos and videos of inversion traces that leave the SCR missiles of air defense left. Local telegrams reported the beating by Ukrainian defenders of two enemy air goals. At 10:45 the anxiety was raked in the region.

Later, information emerged that in Odessa the enemy Su-24 planes caused a rocket strike in the Odessa region with the use of tactical aviation. The information about this appeared on the South OK page on Facebook. "When they came from the sea, the Su-24 aircraft in the direction of the coast released four anti-radios, probably X-31P," the command press service reports.

According to the military, thanks to the effective counteraction of the Ukrainian air defense systems, the enemy missiles were destroyed over the sea. However, the wreckage and explosive wave were damaged by kindergarten on the coast and several private homes around. There are no victims of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation with the use of aviation and missiles. In the Nikolaev area, air alarm was declared at 10:14.

The serving was reported at 10:46, but within 10 minutes the alarm was re -announced. "Those rockets that are now often fired at the north and south of the air-are most likely anti-radar. They look for our air defense, and will find only what they eat without salt now," the head of Nikolaev wrote in his telegram channel Ova Vitaliy Kim. At 11:11 Air anxiety is over. At 10:14, air anxiety.

Local publications declared the missiles in the direction of the Olesya region and successful operation of air defense. At 10:36 in Kherson there were 3 explosions, and at 10:46 the alarm ended. Later, the social network appeared that Kherson invaders fired at the Grad RSSU. This was reported by the Head of the Kherson Tactical Group Grimm, Lieutenant Captain Dmitry Pletenchuk. On March 14, Russian invaders fired at the city of Kramatorsk. As a result, one person was killed, four were injured.