Azerbaijan attacked the Armenian nuclear power plant with a high-precision missile strike - the missiles were intercepted a few seconds before the disaster.

Two tactical missiles "Tochka-U", launched at midnight by the Azerbaijani military, were moving towards the Armenian nuclear power plant - they were successfully intercepted only 43-45 kilometers from the target, that is, literally a few seconds before the strike, and, for this for the first time in history, the S-300 complexes had to be used.

In the presented video frames, you can see the moment of interception of two Azerbaijani tactical missiles flying from the northeastern direction towards the southwestern outskirts of Yerevan. The targets were intercepted near the city of Abovyan, however, given the distance, a strike on the Armenian nuclear power plant could have been delivered in just 40 seconds, however, the consequences of such a strike would have been simply unpredictable.

The Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan has not yet commented on the attempt to strike at a nuclear power plant in Armenia, while experts do not exclude that the airport located on the outskirts of Yerevan could also be hit, although there are no primary targets for Azerbaijan on the territory of the latter, since on today there are no full-scale military battles between the two sides.