Russia accuses Ukraine of inflated bridges in the border regions of Brjansk and Kursk in the course of various sabotage files in the border regions. Kyiv is silent. However, Drone attacks are much more open communicated deep in the enemy. According to the Ukrainian information, countless strategic hunter bombers were destroyed. Videos and photos of the burning air force bases spread on social media.
Apparently four air force bases were attacked by the army of Vladimir Putin. According to the Ukrainian media, these were the Bases of Olenya in the Murmansk, Iwanowo, Djagilewo region (both near Moscow) and Belaya in the Far East of the Land. It was a “special operation of the Ukrainian domestic secret service SBU”.
Drones in trucks smuggled to Russia
They hidden combat drones in trucks and hidden under mobile wooden houses. The unmanned flight objects were smuggled on Russian territory. They were then sent to their destruction mission.
There are countless recordings that spread on social media, such as the running of fire and showing the successful blow to the Russian army. So you not only see rising smoke from the attacked bases, but also the direct impact on the military jets (see X-posts below). It is said that more than 40 aircraft have been hit.
Videos of burning bombers
According to the information, the attacked aircraft were used “to bomb Ukrainian cities every night”. A fire broke out at the base in Belaya, remained from the SBU circles. A video was sent to show the Air Force Base in Belaya, and in which various burning aircraft and black smoke columns can be seen.
“The first attack of this kind in Siberia”
The Governor of the Irkutsk region, Igor Kobzew, announced a drone attack on the village of Sednia on Sunday, which is right next to the military base of Belaya. “This is the first attack of this kind in Siberia,” he said. He called on the population not to fall into “panic”. On a video that the governor has published and apparently recorded by residents, a drone can be seen in the air and a large, gray cloud of smoke in the background. The governor of the Murmansk region, Andrej Tschibis, confirmed that “enemy drones” were in the air and that air defense works.
Source: Krone
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