Ukrainian S-200 missile intercepted over gas pipeline in Central Russia

The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) fired a missile from an S-200 anti-aircraft missile system at Russia, Mash Telegram channel reports.

The missile was intercepted in the skies over the Tula region in Central Russia. It is believed that the missile was supposed to strike the infrastructure of the Tula-Shostka-Kyiv gas pipeline.

The pipeline runs from Tula, Russia, to Shostka, Ukraine, to Kyiv, Ukraine.

According to the channel, the missile crashed near the gas pipeline. No damage was reported, no one was hurt either.

On September 11, the Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked the Murmansk region in Russia's Arctic. Two UAVs were shot down in the skies over the region in the first half of the day. One of the drones was flying from Norway.


Author`s name
Pavel Morozov