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Ukraine has made headlines with its first-ever air attack on Russian territory during the ongoing conflict between the two countries. A Ukrainian jet targeted a Russian command center in the Belgorod area, causing significant damage. The specific aircraft used in the attack has not been disclosed, but it was confirmed to be a direct hit.

According to an anonymous Ukrainian military source, the assessment of the damage caused by the attack is still underway. This marks the first time that Ukraine’s Air Force has carried out an air attack on a target in Russia. Recent approvals from Western countries have allowed Ukraine to use NATO weapons to target military installations on Russian soil.

In response to Ukraine’s air strike, Moscow’s Defense Ministry reported multiple Ukrainian drones being downed over Belgorod as retaliation. The conflict between Ukraine and Russia has escalated as Kiev targets bases used to launch missiles into Kharkiv region near the border between the two countries. The direct air strike on Russian territory represents a significant development in the conflict and adds a new layer of complexity to the ongoing situation.

The Ukrainian military source stated that this is just one of many options they have available in their fight against Russia, and they will continue to use them if necessary.

This incident has raised tensions between Russia and Ukraine even further, with both sides continuing their aggressive actions towards each other.

The international community continues to closely monitor developments between Russia and Ukraine, with many condemning Russia for its aggression towards its neighboring country.

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