Moment Russia deploys super-sized 1,500kg ‘Monster Bomb’ that unleashes fireballs 20 stories high in spine-tingling Ukrainian blitz
A devastating super-sized Russian bomb has been unleashed on Ukraine in a chilling attack through a residential area.
The 1,500kg mega-weapon, dubbed a “Monster Bomb”, tore through a multi-storey building before exploding in a deadly fireball that reached heights of more than 45 meters in the air.
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Vladimir Putin recently ordered his cronies to start mass production of the world’s heaviest glide bomb in the FAB-1500-M54 after discovering the terrifying success they have had.
Gruesome footage shows one of the gigantic bombs tearing through a city Ukraine and crashed into an eight-story building.
Russian propagandists filmed the deadly explosion as it terrorized residents of Krasnogorovka, near Donetsk.
The chilling video shows the weapon floating through the air before quickly crashing into the quiet residential area and unleashing all hell.
When the building block was hit, a terrifying fireball followed right behind him, releasing a fireball twenty stories high.
Then thick plumes of smoke plagued the sky, reaching far and wide through the city.
The Monster Bomb is equipped with no less than 675 kg of explosives that… horror fiery explosion.
But most threatening is that the bomb can reportedly fly as far as 25 miles and use satellite or laser navigation to accurately hit its doomed bomb. goal.
And when it hits, the impact will cause pure destruction over a 200-meter radius.
Worryingly for Ukraine, due to the bomb’s imposing size and enormous weight, few measures were taken to shoot it down and prevent it from tearing through entire streets.
The head of the Ukrainian Air Force, Mykola Oleshchuk, first warned about this in November 2023 Russia showed “preparations for the mass deployment of FAB-1500s”.
In February, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu was seen visiting the factory responsible for producing the bombs.
Pro-Russian media said at the time of the visit that they had been in production since the start of the war more than two years ago and that numbers had tripled in that time.
The FAB-1500-M54 is seen as a huge development over the KAB-1500 bomb, made in the Soviet Union in the 1970s.
They caused chaos across Europe but have not been seen since the 1980s.
Putin has previously said that he has and has the hardware for every conceivable scenario assured the world its artillery is capable of mass destruction.
And even issued a chilling warning to the West, saying that Russia is “ahead of everyone else, the United States and the other countries in terms of development”.
It comes as Russia has fired a nuclear missile just 24 hours after Putin issued a fiery nuclear threat against the West.
Kremlin commanders announced the test firing of a Yars ballistic missile, which can carry nuclear warheads.
Video released by Russian state media showed the 50,000 kg, 22 meter long weapon being fired from a mobile rocket launcher.
Putin’s war in Ukraine
ON February 24, 2022, Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin launched a brutal and bloody invasion of Ukraine.
Russian forces stormed the border from Belarus in the north, Russia in the east and Crimea in the south, taking over towns, torturing and slaughtering civilians.
Putin called it a “special military operation” to “denazify Ukraine,” which he believes belongs to Russia in his twisted mind.
In October 2022, the Kremlin signed treaties annexing the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhia regions from Ukraine, making them part of Russia.
This war is an extension of what Putin started in 2014 when he did the same with Crimea.
Russia’s constant and bizarre propaganda has served as a front for the brutality of the country and its people for two years.
But while grueling meat grinder battles are fought on the front lines, Zelensky’s Ukrainian forces continue to build an impressive defense.
And Ukraine has pledged to reclaim all of its territory, taking some good steps.
In the Black Sea, they have taken out some of Putin’s most important warships and strongholds, but without significant fighter jets they lack sufficient air cover.
A lack of aircraft, vital ammunition and tanks has left Ukraine struggling to achieve the objectives of its 2023 land counter-offensive.
The US, Britain and other countries in the West have sent money, supplies, ammunition and training to Ukraine in an effort to help.
But concerns continue to grow around the world that the support is not enough and that if NATO does not act to drive Putin out of Ukraine, he will bring war to Europe’s doorstep.
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