Ukrainian warplane successfully targets and hits Russian forces, striking at Putin's command in a direct hit.

If the reports are true, it appears that Ukraine's air force has successfully carried out a direct hit on a target within Russian territory. According to sources, this strike was aimed at a command center in the western region of Belgorod. Although there are conflicting reports about the exact target and weapon used, a Ukrainian military source has confirmed that this is the first time a Ukrainian air-delivered munition has been used against a target in Russia.

The strike, which occurred on Sunday, caused multiple explosions and billowing smoke in the village of Rakitnoye, located about 22 miles from the Ukrainian border. In a video taken by a resident, a woman can be heard wondering if there were any soldiers present at the targeted location. Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov commented on the incident, stating that a fire had broken out in a non-residential building but that there were no injuries reported.

Belgorod, which has been heavily impacted by the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, has seen a significant increase in attacks on its territory. This latest strike is just one in a series of recent attacks, and it follows the lifting of an embargo by the US and Germany on the use of Western weapons on Russian military sites. Additionally, UK foreign secretary Cameron has given Ukraine the green light to use British weapons, such as Storm Shadow cruise missiles, if they so choose.

The Russian defense ministry has claimed that they have shot down several Ukrainian drones in the region. However, it is unclear if these drone attacks are related to the strike on the command center and ammunition depot. This latest incident comes less than 24 hours after three drones damaged a power line and shattered windows in Belgorod.

There has been much speculation surrounding the weapons used in these attacks, but the Ukrainian government has been hesitant to comment on the matter. With tensions between Ukraine and Russia at an all-time high, these constant attacks on both sides only serve to escalate the conflict further.

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