The British Ministry of Defence said: "Such errors have destructive and lethal consequences for the Russian population."

Regular cases of the Russian military dropping ammunition on their own territory indicate Russia's inability to successfully use the weapons as intended, the British Ministry of Defense said in its intelligence report published on X on May 11.

Russia has made a habit of dropping bombs on its own. The U.K.’s Ministry of Defense said Saturday a Russian air fighter let bombs loose on the border city of Belgorod on May 4. The friendly fire incident,

The Defence Intelligence Update has revealed that a Russian fighter jet "accidentally released a FAB-500 munition on a civilian area in Belgorod on May 4" - squarely within Russian borders

Numerous incidents of munitions being released from Russian aircraft on its own territory are pointing to a systemic problem that poses a great threat to the Russian civilian population. Source: UK Ministry of Defence's review on 11 May Details: UK intelligence mentioned a series of cases of munitions falling off Russian aircraft that were supposed to launch them at targets in Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin's army accidentally dropped 500kg bomb on Russian civilians, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.

Russia is experiencing issues with the application of air bombs, which are sometimes dropped on its own territory by occupiers. This poses a threat to the Russian civilian population, says the British Ministry of Defense.