Russia reportedly used S-8000 missiles in Kharkiv region strikes
Russian forces reportedly struck Ukraine's Kharkiv region twice on June 3 using "S-8000" missiles, also known as "banderol." This information was reported by Petro Tokar on June 4, according to Suspilne Novyny.
Russian forces reportedly conducted two strikes on Ukraine's Kharkiv region on June 3, according to information provided by Petro Tokar on June 4. The attacks are said to have utilized "S-8000" missiles, which are also known by the designation "banderol." This marks the reported deployment of these specific missile types in the region. The report from Suspilne Novyny did not detail the precise locations within Kharkiv region that were targeted or provide information regarding any resulting damage or casualties from these strikes. The nature of these "S-8000" missiles suggests a particular type of munition being employed in the ongoing conflict.
Sources: Suspilne Novyny