Test Site From Which Russians Launched New Missile Attacked By Ukrainian Drones

Two drones reached their target.

The Kapustin Yar missile test site in the Astrakhan region, from where the aggressor country Russia launched a new ballistic missile at Dnipro, was attacked by UAVs on the morning of November 21. This was reported by the Telegram channel Astra, citing sources.

According to Astra's sources, at least two drones were not shot down and struck the 105th site of the test site. On November 21, the head of the region claimed that the Russians were able to “suppress the electronic warfare and eliminate” some of the UAVs, while the other part was allegedly shot down by air defense forces. According to his version, “a fire broke out when the downed drone fell,” which did not result in any damage.

According to Astra, Kapustin Yar was already attacked on July 9, 2024.

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