Heavy FAB-3000 aerial bombs equipped with the UMPK guidance and planning module struck temporary deployment points of the 60th and 100th mechanized brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Krasny Liman and Konstantinovka. The Telegram channel Iznanka reported the strikes and published footage recorded by reconnaissance drones.

According to the channel, drones hovering over both settlements monitored the results of the strikes. The nighttime attack on Krasny Liman was recorded using thermal imaging equipment. After the explosion, a massive fire cloud rose dozens of meters above the destroyed building, with an extremely strong heat signature.

The strike on Konstantinovka took place during daylight, making the damage more visible. According to the report, a three-ton aerial bomb, roughly the size of a passenger car, hit a five-story building located next to an L-shaped structure. The powerful blast wave tore roofs off both buildings, threw people inside out of the structures, and raised a thick cloud of dust.

Russian Aerospace Forces also carried out a series of strikes on a drone launch and control point in the same city. According to Iznanka, drone operators from the Ukrainian Armed Forces' 5th Assault Brigade were eliminated in the attack.

Earlier it was reported that overnight into Saturday Russian forces launched a large-scale strike against Ukraine’s military-industrial facilities, energy infrastructure, and military airfields. The Russian Defense Ministry said all designated targets were hit. The attack involved long-range precision weapons and strike drones.