Russia Fires Missiles From Belgorod At Its Own Border Guards

They were aiming at Kharkiv, but something went wrong.

In the evening of Friday, July 15, the Russian occupying troops again shelled Kharkiv. The missiles were launched from Belgorod, but they did not reach the target.

The missiles fired by the invaders in Ukraine fell on the territory of the Russian Federation. This was reported by the local media and Telegram channels, reports obozrevatel.com.

One of the missiles crashed near the village of Yasnye Zori, located near the Russian-Ukrainian border. Windows were broken in some houses.

“One missile fell on the border. Perhaps the border guards were injured, because it fell somewhere not far from one of the field bases,” the message says.

The missiles fell on the territory of the Russian Federation.

The Russians were extremely outraged that none of the missiles fired at Kharkiv reached their target, and instead the shells continued to fall on the heads of the Russians.

“At the same time, it’s quiet in Kharkiv — no one writes or reports about explosions. So maybe, f***, if they fall on us, we shouldn’t fire them in the first place, or at least not several at a time? It would be a different matter if those were isolated cases. BUT FOR THE SECOND TIME IN A DAY, AND IN A ROW — what are you making these missiles from?” The Russians expressed their outrage on the internet.

Important to note, on the night of Thursday, July 7, the Russian occupying troops shelled Kharkiv. The missiles aiming at the city were traditionally launched from Belgorod (RF). However, at that time, something also went wrong for the Russians — two missiles fell a few seconds after takeoff.