There are outcomes if you shoot “combat mosquitoes” with S-300 missiles

VALENTYNA ROMANENKO — SATURDAY, 29 Oct 2022, 14:32

South defence forces suspect that failed launches of air defence missiles by the Russian invaders could be a rationale for explosions in the occupied city of Sevastopol on Saturday.

Resource: Nataliia Humeniuk, Head of the joint push centre for Operational Command Pivden (South), on air of the nationwide joint 24/7 newscast on 29 October

Quote: “There is no official confirmation nevertheless, but there is an comprehending that, if you are afraid of “beat mosquitoes” and use intense air defence methods against them (when you conquer mosquitoes with S-300 missiles), there can be an definitely reverse response.

These missiles have big destructive electrical power, and they are destroying what is truly at fault in generating this circumstance. Thus, failed launches of air defence missiles may possibly effectively be this cause we will receive official information and facts later.”

Qualifications: Explosions rang out in the Russian-occupied town of Sevastopol on the Crimean peninsula on the early morning of 29 Oct. Russia has claimed that its ships were “repelling a UAV assault”.

There was unverified and unconfirmed information and facts on harming several vessels of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation.

Later on, the Russian Ministry of Defence said that the Armed Forces of Ukraine allegedly attacked the occupied metropolis of Sevastopol with UAVs at 4:00 on 29 Oct. They also confirmed that the Ivan Holubets, a sea trawler, was damaged.

Earlier: Vasily Nebenzya, the Long-lasting Agent of Russia to the UN, has mentioned that the Russian occupiers allegedly identified drones in Ukraine that can “distribute mosquitoes infected with risky viruses.”

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