Ukrainian Air Force combat aircraft executed a bombing strike on the Russian Pogar checkpoint in the Bryansk region.

A video of the operation was shared on the Sonyashnyk Telegram channel, associated with the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The strike was carried out by a MiG-29 fighter jet, targeting a building with enemy personnel.

The fighter jet deployed two French-made AASM HAMMER high-precision air bombs.

The video shows the building being almost completely destroyed after two direct hits.

A Ukrainian reconnaissance drone monitored the facility, recording the strike’s accuracy and the resulting damage.

In addition to Russian military personnel, who were frequently moving through the area, sabotage groups and attack drones were also reportedly observed at the site.

While the exact location of the strike was not disclosed, based on the published footage, analysts from the Dnipro OSINT ⟨Harbuz⟩ group identified the target as the Russian Pogar checkpoint in the Bryansk region.

The number of eliminated Russian invasion troops remains unknown.

The Ukrainian Defense Forces continue to perform active bombing strikes on enemy positions across various directions.

Recently, Ukrainian aviation also targeted enemy personnel in the settlement of Hoptarivka in the Kursk region.

Based on the footage, the strike was likely executed using three small-caliber air bombs, such as the US-made GBU-39 SDB (Small Diameter Bomb). All three bombs struck separate targets almost simultaneously.