Unusual and rare NATO activity is recorded in Ukrainian Airspace as NATO aircraft landed at Ukrainian airfields to pick up dozens of mercenaries or even NATO Officers who were hit by Russian Iskander and Su-34 ballistic missiles.
Ukraine has moved reserves and elite mercenary forces to the Kharkiv region to move to the Kupyansk front as WarNews247 reported yesterday.
The Russians knew about the movements of the mercenary forces and hit with two Iskander ballistic missiles the dormitory of the Law Academy of Yaroslav the Wise (Dinamovskaya Street, 4) in Kharkiv.
The facility was a temporary accommodation for foreign mercenaries and special forces of NATO countries as reported by Russian sources. Immediately after the Russian strikes, several ambulances arrived in the area.
Dozens of mercenaries were killed or wounded.
NATO aircraft have been spotted in Ukrainian airspace
The Flightradar service recorded an unusually high activity of NATO aviation in the area of the Ukrainian-Polish border.
According to some information, this is the evacuation of foreign mercenaries who were attacked by a missile by the Russian Armed Forces in the wider area of Kharkiv on July 16.
The NATO aircraft switched off its transponder shortly after crossing the Ukrainian border, but later reappeared on the Flightradar screen
In addition to the mysterious Boeing flight, a British Royal Air Force Airbus KC2 Voyager followed the same route to Ukraine.
Finally, a Ukrainian An-12 took off from the Uzhhorod region and went to Slovakia.
A Lufthansa civilian plane was also flying in the area while the British took off several flying tankers.
Until now, NATO aircraft have not risked entering Ukrainian airspace because of the risk of being caught on the radars of Russian air defenses or fighter jets of the Russian Aerospace Forces.
This means that most likely among the dead and injured foreign mercenaries there are particularly important persons.
The Iskander ballistic missile attack in the Kharkiv region took place on July 16.
Turkish intelligence said two convoys of weapons and military personnel arrived at the city's train station. Soon after at least two Iskander ballistic missiles hit the site.
One of the echelons carried new Western armored vehicles, mainly Leopard tanks and Bradley and M113 infantry fighting vehicles stored near the train station.
3 Leopards were seriously damaged according to the 32nd Ukrainian Brigade, stationed in the Kharkiv region.
Casualties amounted to at least 30 dead and wounded, while weapons and ammunition worth hundreds of millions of dollars were destroyed.
Also, an explosion occurred near the main logistics warehouse of the Ukrainian army, which stored military equipment being transported to Kiev from NATO countries.
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