NATO-standard missiles (reportedly ATACMS and/or SCALP) struck a site near Donetsk Airport used by Russia for storage, preparation, and launch of Shahed-type UAVs. At least 12 sheds with two Shaheds each were destroyed, causing a large fire.
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ATACMS, SCALP or both, struck a site near Donetsk Airport used by the enemy for storage, preparation and launch of Shahed-type strike UAVs. At least a dozen sheds with two Shaheds per shed were blown up
Satellite imagery shows Ukrainian cruise missile strikes damaged or destroyed several drone hangars
Strike damaged or destroyed warhead depot nearby
At least six people were injured as a result of the night shelling of Kramatorsk. Among the wounded are three children born in 2010, 2014, and 2024. The Russians dropped a 500-kilogram aerial bomb on the city at around 3:40 a.m.
Russian forces dropped a 500-kg guided aerial bomb on the city at around 03:40, injuring six people including three children
Russian troops dropped a 500-kilogram bomb on the city of Kramatorsk in Donetsk Oblast overnight, killing one person and injuring six others, including three children
Ukrainian forces conducted an Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS)/SCALP-EG missile strike against a Russian Shahed drone launch site near occupied Donetsk City on March 7.
Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a Shahed drone storage facility near Donetsk Airport using ATACMS and SCALP missiles, resulting in a strong fire and secondary detonation.
ATACMS and SCALP missiles struck a storage, preparation, and launch site for enemy Shahed-type strike UAVs in the area of Donetsk airport
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Extracted: 2026-05-30T04:15:30.874Z
Source story: day-1478b-2026-03-17