The Planet Labs satellite recorded the aftermath of an air strike on the Luhansk Machine-Building Plant-100 used by Russian invaders in Luhansk.

The images were published by journalists of the Schemes program.

The photos were taken on April 14. They show damage to at least one building at the plant.

Using the videos released after the strike in Luhansk, the Donbas Realities project established that the company in question was targeted.

The attack on the plant was later confirmed by a source in Luhansk.

It is noted that the enemy was repairing equipment at the plant, and that Russian army personnel were stationed there.

The explosions in Luhansk occurred in the afternoon of April 13, after which a column of smoke rose over the city. Eyewitnesses reported at least two powerful explosions.

Russian propagandists immediately accused Ukraine of a missile attack on the outskirts of the city.

Later, the network showed the moment of the strike, and local channels reported a possible strike on a machine-building plant used by Russian invaders for military purposes.

The strike was carried out using Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG cruise missiles.

The Franco-British Storm Shadow/SCALP EG is a long-range air-to-ground air-launched cruise search missile.

As previously reported, on Monday, April 15, explosions were heard in occupied Berdiansk, which were heard throughout the city. After the explosions, which occurred around 12 p.m., smoke was observed rising into the sky in one of the city’s districts.