At the end of the day on April 26, the Russians launched Kinzhal missiles from two MiG-31s.
Some missiles were shot down over Khmelnytskyi region. The missiles also reached Lviv region and flew in the direction of Stryi. According to monitoring channels, the missiles had not reached their target before the end of the day on April 26.
But the Russians raised the sides of TU-95s at about 0:00 a.m. – eight of them were in the air. The approximate time of the missiles’ approach was around 5 a.m. on April 27.
An air alert was declared in Lviv region in the morning of April 27
At 5:34 am, explosions were reported near Stryi.
The head of the Lviv Regional State Administration, Maksym Kozytskyi, confirmed the threat to Stryi. At 6:00 am, the air raid was canceled.
On April 11, Holos Sokalshchyny reported that the enemy had attacked the gas distribution infrastructure in Stryi district and a power substation in Chervonohrad district.
From the events, we can conclude that the Russians tried to determine the positions of our air defense by launching missiles and launched a combined attack.
Therefore, everyone who reads this message, please do not video the work of air defense, do not take pictures! It can save lives!