A Ukrainian airstrike has destroyed a Russian border outpost in the Bryansk region, targeting a building used by Russian military personnel. The attack which was filmed by Russian sources was shared on the Supernova+ Telegram channel. Footage from the scene shows members of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) at the site, assessing the damage. A Russian officer in the video mentions that at least thirty people may have been trapped under the rubble, with several injured.
The outpost, located in the village of Belaya Beryozka, was hit by Ukrainian pilots from the 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade, known as the “Ghosts of Kyiv.” According to Ukraine’s General Staff, Russian forces had been using the location as a communication and command centre. The strike was carried out using two AASM high precision 250 kilogram bombs, equipped with rocket boosters that allow them to be launched from a safe distance beyond the range of Russian air defences.
| Target | Location | Attack Details |
|---|---|---|
| Russian border outpost | Belaya Beryozka, Bryansk region | Destroyed in airstrike |
| Russian military facility | Bryansk region | Hit by Ukrainian 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade |
Ukraine’s military confirmed that key Russian infrastructure was destroyed, including communication systems, signal amplifiers, satellite communication devices, and other critical military equipment. The strike disrupted Russian command and control capabilities in the area.
The attack on the border outpost follows another Ukrainian airstrike in the same region a few days earlier. Ukrainian pilots targeted a Russian checkpoint in Troebortnoye, hitting a concentration of Russian troops and damaging electronic warfare systems. With Ukraine increasing its arsenal of guided bombs, strikes on enemy positions are becoming more precise and effective, further weakening Russian operations in occupied territories.
An AASM bomb of the French military. Photo credits: www.flickr.com
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