Russian missile changes trajectory after launch and hits close to launching site

The enemy missile changed its flight trajectory after launch and hit the ground near the launching site.

The video appeared online on June 24.

Witnesses and social media users say that this happened in the temporarily occupied city of Alchevsk in the Luhansk Region.

The video shows one of the Russian missiles changing its trajectory mid-flight.

The occupiers used this weapon against the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

After the missile was launched, it flew a short distance, then turned around and hit the ground on the left side of the launch site.

It caused a powerful explosion. Luminous debris flew in different directions and a thick cloud of smoke and dust rose into the sky.

Internet users and the media suggest that the incident may have been caused by an air defense system.

However, from the video it is difficult to identify which weapon was used.

Previously, there was another explosion of Russian invaders’ ammunition depot in the Luhansk Region, in the settlement Khrustalnyi.

The video shows footage of a large-scale fire, and eyewitnesses confirmed hearing the sounds of ammunition detonation.