The flight of the Ukrainian military under the blows of Russian artillery hit the video

Russian artillery covered the column of retreating Ukrainian troops.
Ukrainian troops, forced to leave their positions and flee in a western direction under the powerful onslaught of the Russian military and units of the LPR and DPR, came under heavy artillery fire. As a result, part of the military column was successfully destroyed by heavy artillery salvos. This is evidenced by the corresponding video footage, in which Ukrainian troops film their retreat.
On the presented video frames, you can see the moment of flight of the Ukrainian military from the abandoned positions. At the same time, literally a few hundred meters behind the armored personnel carrier from which the shooting is being carried out, you can see the explosions of artillery shells and the destruction of several vehicles. The exact number of vehicles in the retreating Ukrainian military convoy remains unknown, but the filming appears to have been taken from the lead vehicle of the convoy, leading to speculation that most of the retreating forces were successfully eliminated.
Judging by the fact that the strikes were launched in advance, they were more than likely corrected from an unmanned aerial vehicle. At the same time, there is an assumption that the strikes could be delivered by Krasnopol precision-guided munitions.

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