Spokesperson for the Joint Forces Group Viktor Trehubov made the statement during a televised broadcast, responding to questions about the current activity of Russian aircraft and the extent to which Russian forces rely on guided aerial bombs, Ukrinform reports. "Today, a guided aerial bomb is not very accurate, but it is still a fairly powerful weapon. Usually, several dozen of them hit along the entire line within our area of responsibility every day," he said. Trehubov noted that Russian guided bombs have never been particularly accurate, adding that Ukrainian troops are taking certain technical measures to reduce their accuracy even further.
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