During a full-scale offensive in Ukraine, Russia fired two “Tornado-S” missiles across the Donetsk region, each containing 464 cluster munitions. They can detonate at any time. The same missiles were also fired at the Chernihiv region and found in Mykolayiv.In Pokrovsk, three people were injured in the explosion of such missiles in the civilian housing sector, the Telegram of the National Police of Ukraine reported.“Tornado-S” missiles were adopted by the Russian army in 2015. Each missile contains 646 cluster munitions 3B30 (mines). Two such missiles were fired by the Russian army at Pokrovsk. The occupiers wanted to blow up the railway station, but the munitions fell mostly on the civilian housing sector in Tsentralna, Kalmiuska, Bykova streets, and the surrounding territory near the station. Two State Emergency Service (SES) explosives technicians were injured during the demining of one of the explosive devices. Another mine exploded in the hands of a local resident, "the SES statement said.A distinctive feature of this explosive is a white ribbon.
