While the Tour in Kiev is celebrating the successful surprise attack on the Russian Air Force, the Kremlin tries to put the damage in perspective. Most attacks were repaid, only “some aircraft” found fire, the official version is. In the meantime, passers -by and truck drivers in the Irkutsk region are also rewarded who have besieged one of those trucks that have served as a starting ramp for more than 117 drones.
According to the Ukrainian information, the Tupolew TU-95, TU-22 TU-22-type and special early warning aircraft were destroyed at the “Aktion Spinnnetz”. The Ukrainian secret service started with combat drones that were started by hiding places in wooden houses loaded on the truck. “At the right time the roofs were opened remotely and the drones flew to attack Russian bombers,” said Kiev.
After viewing various recordings on social media, the Ministry of Distophes in Russia, according to a report from the “Moscow Times”, identified some citizens who have to be rewarded because of their commitment to the drones. In fact, the network was flooded with recordings that not only show burning bases and fighter jets in Irkutsk, Iwanowo, Rjasan, Amur and Murmansk, but also brave passers -by and truck drivers that try to stop the remote -controlled aircraft.
Passersen -Through drones, Vaardenden with Stonen
“They swing stones and other objects that they find in the parking lot, where the saddle tractor was parked with the dangerous cargo of the Ukrainian secret service SBU, on the drones.” Each in the parking lot, “quotes the” Moscow Times “.
The Ukrainian operation deep in Russia was apparently even greater planned. According to reports, one of the trucks in the Amur region would have arrived an early explosion of a drone, so that the entire truck caught fire and the freight was no longer used. This also made the rounds of subsequent vehicle steering wheel on the internet (see X-posts above).
Source: Krone
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