Targets of Ukrainian ATACMS Strikes Included the Baltimor Airfield in Voronezh Region

One of the targets of the November 18 strike by the Ukrainian Defense Forces with American ATACMS missiles was the Russian Baltimor military airfield located in Voronezh.

Analysts of the Cyberboroshno community concluded this after analyzing eyewitness videos.

In addition, according to their data, another target was the Pogonovo training ground, where the Russian invasion army personnel were concentrated.

The observers note that one video shows four smoke trails in the sky, which are formed by an ATACMS tactical ballistic missile in a cluster version at the moment of warhead opening over the target.

Judging by the footage, this happened in the area of the Baltimor military airfield.

Currently, the investigators are waiting for satellite images to determine exactly what was hit by the missiles during this strike.

The Baltimor airfield is home to the 47th Guards Bomber Regiment of the Russian VKS, which is armed with Su-34 fighter-bombers that are actively fighting against Ukraine.

As a reminder, on the evening of November 18, the General Staff reported that the Armed Forces of Ukraine had attacked military targets in Russia with American ATACMS missiles.

At the same time, Russian propaganda resources claimed that these were targets in the Voronezh region.

According to them, three to six missiles were fired and passed over the Belgorod region.

Subsequently, the aggressor country’s media published photos of the remains of missile bodies on the ground, claiming that they had allegedly been shot down.

It should be noted that ATACMS strikes on Russian territory remain a rather rare occurrence. The last time these missiles were officially reported to have been used was last November, when several enemy military targets were hit within a month.