Ukraine hits back with missile strike on military base inside Russian territory

A UKRAINIAN missile strike blasted a military base inside Russian territory yesterday. The target in western Briansk province was hit with what is thought to have been a Tochka-U missile. EPAA Ukrainian missile strike blasted a military base inside Russian territory yesterday, leaving four people injured and caused a power blackout[/caption] Mad Vlad’s officials claimed the strike had hit homes in the village of Zaimishche, around 30 miles inside Russia, in the early morning blitz, which left up to four people injured and caused a power blackout. The attack came as Russia tightened its grip on Severodonetsk. Russian troops now control 80 per cent of the city in eastern Ukraine. Officials said the city’s three bridges across the Siversky Donets river had been destroyed and Ukrainian troops were almost totally cut off. Read More on Russia SICKLY VLAD Putin seen SHAKING uncontrollably & legs repeatedly buckle during speech BOMBS CAN'T STOP PROMS Brave Ukrainian students hold prom at their bombed-out high school British fighter Jordan Gatley was shot and killed in Severodonetsk last week. It came as Kyiv appealed for heavy weapons to turn the tide against tyrant Russian president Vladimir Putin. Most read in News KILLER CRASH 3 killed after van 'driving wrong way' crashes into taxi as boy, 15, arrested PAEDO MISS CAGED Mum-of-two teacher who abused pupils aged 11 and 12, sobs as she's jailed 'SO CONFUSED' I caught 8 Americans in my Glasgow garden - what happened next was crazy 'HIM OR ME' Prince William 'threatened ultimatum over Prince Andrew's return to public eye' DEFCON-ONE Russia warns Europe will ‘disappear’ in WW3 if West sends missiles to Ukraine SWINGING IT Shocking moment 2 men trade blows in poolside punch-up at family holiday resort Read More on The Sun CARD SHARP Nationwide debit card warning as thousands of customers are sent faulty cards GREEN WITH ENVY Fashion fans go wild for Asda’s green skirt that’s perfect for summer Western defence ministers are due to meet in Brussels today to discuss more aid. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, has a shopping list that includes 1,000 heavy artillery howitzers, 300 multiple launch rocket systems, 500 tanks, 2,000 armoured vehicles and 1,000 drones.