Russian missile destroys 2 Ukrainian military ships

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The Russian military targeted a Ukrainian unit that was being redeployed, causing heavy losses in human and material resources.

Two Ukrainian military ships, carrying dozens of military equipment, were destroyed in a ballistic missile attack - the Russian Ministry of Defense said on July 21, sharing drone footage of the attack, RT reported.

The convoy carrying equipment and personnel of the 41st mechanical division Brigade was discovered at a station near the town of Barvenkovo, near the border between the Kharkov region of Ukraine and the Donetsk People's Republic. The Ministry said that each train includes at least 20 carriages.

The infrared film recorded by a drone shows a ballistic missile launched from the Iskander-M launcher attacking the terminal, with multiple fires observed on the ground after the attack.

Following the first attack was another attack, when a missile attacked the Russian Second ship, the Russian military estimated that there were more than 60 military equipment, including 14 US-made MaxxPro (MRAP) anti-personnel ambush vehicles and 10 Roshel Senator (APC) armored personnel carriers manufactured in Canada, as well as armored vehicles and other vehicles destroyed. Up to 240 Ukrainian servicemen were killed or injured in the attack.

In recent weeks, the Russian military has repeatedly targeted Ukrainian redeployed forces, attacking military trains and road convoys, causing heavy casualties and damage to Kiev.

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