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Russian Air Forces Hit Ukrainian Deployment Sites With ODAB-1500 and FAB-500 Bombs

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Russia's forces used ODAB-1500 and FAB-500 bombs to destroy temporary deployment points of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) and Kharkov region, the Ministry of Defense reported.
"The command made the decision to carry out airstrikes on the enemy's temporary deployment points (TDP) using ODAB-1500 and FAB-500 bombs with universal planning and correction modules. As a result of the airstrike, the enemy's TDP [troop deployment points] were hit, as confirmed by real-time objective control means," the statement reads.
Russian forces managed to locate the temporary deployment points of the Ukrainian National Guard's 14th Separate Brigade in the Mirnograd area of the DPR and the 143rd Separate Mechanized Brigade in the Chugunovka area of the Kharkov region.
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