Enemy attacked Odessa with upgraded missiles – Humeniuk
She clarified that over 100 missiles had been upgraded
On the night of 23 July, occupiers struck Odessa with upgraded missiles. It is reported that the russians have upgraded more than 100 Kh-22 missiles to Kh-32 missiles.
This was reported by Natalia Humeniuk, Head of the Joint Press Centre of the Operational Command South.
"Having a large stockpile of Kh-22 missiles, they are trying to improve them, as until now we have observed their destruction in the air. It is clear that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, they have used a significant pre-prepared potential," said Humeniuk.
She clarified that russia had deliberately increased its missile potential in line with its strategic plans. The head emphasised that "they have prepared for this process, unlike Ukraine."
Background. Earlier, Mind reported that the russians had bombarded the centre of Odessa with missiles at night.
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