VIDEO: HATE BALL OF FIRE: Inferno As Russian Missile Slams Into Ukrainian Base

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Russian Ministry of Defence announced on 27th April 2022 that high-precision air-based missiles of the Russian Aerospace Forces hit 17 military facilities in Ukraine. (Russian Ministry of Defense/Zenger)

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By William McGee

Brutal footage of a Ukrainian military base apparently being turned into a fireball has been released by the Kremlin.

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Zenger News obtained the video from the Russian Ministry of Defence (MoD) yesterday (Wednesday, 27th April).

Moscow defense officials claim to have blown up two manned command posts, military equipment and troops in the massive blast.

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But it is not clear from the footage exactly what was hit in the strike, nor where it took place.

The Russian MoDā€™s Press Service and Information Directorate said: ā€œThe Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue the special military operation in Ukraine.

ā€œHigh-precision air-based missiles of the Russian Aerospace Forces hit 17 military facilities in Ukraine.

ā€œAmong them were destroyed: two command posts of Ukrainian troops, as well as 15 areas of concentration of manpower and military equipment.

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ā€œThe operational-tactical and army aviation of the Russian Aerospace Forces hit 38 military facilities of Ukraine.

Russian Ministry of Defence announced on 27th April 2022 that high-precision air-based missiles of the Russian Aerospace Forces hit 17 military facilities in Ukraine. (Russian Ministry of Defense/Zenger)

ā€œAmong them: seven command posts, two anti-aircraft missile systems, one S-300 in the Nikolayevka area and one Osa AKM in the Velyka Kamyshevakha area, two fortified areas, as well as 27 places of concentration of manpower and Ukrainian military equipment.

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ā€œOver 210 nationalists and 43 armored vehicles and vehicles were destroyed.

ā€œArtillery units completed 309 fire missions during the day. Affected: 14 command posts, 292 areas of concentration of manpower and military equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as three ammunition depots in the Chervonoe and Ilyichevka districts of the Kharkiv region.

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ā€œRussian air defense systems shot down a Mi-24 helicopter of the Ukrainian Air Force in the Cherkasskaya Lozovaya area of &ZeroWidthSpace;&ZeroWidthSpace;the Kharkiv region. Also, two Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed in the areas of the settlements of Pesky-Radkovsky and Borshchevka.

Russian Ministry of Defence announced on 27th April 2022 that high-precision air-based missiles of the Russian Aerospace Forces hit 17 military facilities in Ukraine. (Russian Ministry of Defense/Zenger)

ā€œSince the beginning of the special military operation, the following have been destroyed: 141 aircraft, 111 helicopters, 609 unmanned aerial vehicles, 275 anti-aircraft missile systems, 2,616 tanks and other armoured combat vehicles, 297 multiple rocket launchers, 1,139 field artillery pieces and mortars, as well as 2,426 units of special military vehicles.ā€

Earlier today, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) listed its corresponding figures for the Russians as 970 tanks, 2,389 armoured fighting vehicles, 431 artillery systems, 151 multiple launch rocket systems, 72, anti-aircraft systems, 187 warplanes, 155 helicopters, 1,688 motor vehicles, eight vessels, 76 fuel tankers, 215 unmanned aerial vehicles, 31 units of special equipment and four short-range ballistic missile systems.

The AFU General Staff also said Russia had lost about 22,800 troops over the course of the invasion thus far.

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