Two officers were suspended in the Armed Forces of Ukraine after a strike on a training ground in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

The investigation in Ukraine began after the Iskander-M missile struck the armed forces training ground Ukraine (APU). The commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army, Alexander Syrsky, dismissed the head of the unit's training center and the commander of the military unit from their official duties. He announced this on March 3 in his Telegram channel.

A comprehensive commission is working at the scene of the incident. The commanders of the types and individual branches of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are tasked with organizing the inspection.

"They should clarify the status of the fulfillment of previously set tasks for conducting training sessions outside the training centers, if possible in deep, engineering-protected structures that provide reliable protection for personnel, as well as how engineering work was carried out on their equipment," said Syrsky.

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Earlier, on March 1, Russian military personnel deployed the Iskander-M tactical missile system (OTRK) struck at the Ukrainian military training ground Novomoskovsky in the Dnipropetrovsk region