Mykolaiv Hit by First-Ever Guided Bomb, Ukraine’s Air Force Confirms
A Russian Su-34 conducted a guided bomb strike on Mykolaiv from the Black Sea, marking a notable event in aerial warfare for the region.
According to Ukraine’s Air Force, a Russian Su-34 dropped an air-delivered munition from the Black Sea toward Mykolaiv on October 16.
This is believed to be the first recorded instance of a guided bomb strike in the Mykolaiv region.
The impact site has been established; preliminary reports indicate no casualties.
Specialists are working on identifying the exact type of the munition. Online sources suggested the weapon may have been a KAB laser- or satellite-guided bomb, or a glide munition variant, but the Ukrainian military has not confirmed this.
RBC-Ukraine was the first to publish the social media claim of a KAB strike.
Author's summary: Ukraine's Air Force confirms Mykolaiv hit by guided bomb.
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