 Russia unveils mysterious winged glide bombs which will be used in Ukraine. The Russian Ministry of Defence has released official footage showcasing Su-34 full-back bombers undergoing preparations for combat sorties with modified FAB-500M-62 bombs featuring a kit pop-out wings. According to defence blog media outlet the Russian glide bomb, commonly referred to as the Russian Joint Direct Attack Munition, is a modified bomb equipped with UM-PK which stands for Unified Gliding and Correction Module. The Russian Armed Forces employ these modified bombs to target Ukrainian military assets from significant distances, mitigating the risk to aircraft within the range of Ukrainian air defence systems. While comparisons with the Joint Direct Attack Munition may have limitations, the integration of wings and a guidance system into a general-purpose bomb has become a formidable tool for Russian Aerospace Forces in the ongoing conflict posing a serious challenge for Ukraine. According to the Ukrainian military, Russian Su-24 and Su-34 combat aircraft equipped with UM-PK guided bombs can engage targets with high precision at distances of up to 50 kilometres. These wing kits empower Russian aircraft to conduct indirect attack missions on targets that would otherwise pose a significant risk.