Russian guided aerial bombs (KAB)

An air raid alert has been declared for Ukraine's Sumy region, warning of a threat from guided aerial bombs, known as KABs. The alert, issued on 7 October, prompted residents to seek shelter as monitoring channels relayed the warning. Sumy, bordering Russia, has faced frequent strike threats throughout the war, and alerts there continue to draw attention from observers tracking attacks.

Ukrainian monitoring channels report a high-level air threat, rated 9 out of 10, warning of Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) strikes over the Kharkiv region. The alert indicates detected activity consistent with bombers preparing to release the weapons. Kharkiv, close to the Russian border, has repeatedly faced such strikes, which give little warning time and have caused heavy damage to the city and surrounding communities.

An air raid alert has been declared in Ukraine's Kharkiv region due to the threat of Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) strikes. Monitor services reported the alert on 8/10, warning residents of possible attacks. Guided aerial bombs have become one of Russia's most frequent weapons against Kharkiv and nearby border areas, making each alert a serious concern for civilians in the region.

Air raid monitoring channels have issued a 9/10 threat alert for guided aerial bombs (KAB) targeting Ukraine's Kharkiv region. The warning follows a pattern of near-daily Russian glide bomb strikes on the city and surrounding area, which have damaged homes and infrastructure. Residents are urged to take shelter immediately.