Photos of the consequences of a kamikaze drone attack on the Russian Morozovsk airfield in the Rosov region of the Russian Federation were shown in the photo.
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At least one of the planes was damaged. In the photo you can see that the flaps, most likely from the Su-34, are dissected with striking elements. This fighter-bomber is likely to need serious repairs. The photo shows that the Russians are installing a protective net over the planes. Monitoring Telegram channels report this.
As you know, the 559th Guards Bomber Regiment of the Russian Military Space Forces is based at the Morozovsk airfield, and Su-24, Su-24M and Su-34 front-line bombers are stationed at the airfield.
The Su-34 is a Soviet/Russian all-weather two-seat fighter-bomber developed by the Sukhoi design bureau. The aircraft is designed to carry out precise missile and bomb strikes against enemy ground targets in operational and tactical depth, as well as to engage air targets.
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Meanwhile, RBC-Ukraine, citing sources, writes that the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense is behind today’s drone strikes on Russian territory.
What the Russian media is saying, that all the drones were allegedly shot down, is not true. There was no less a direct hit on a military airfield. There is destruction. Other consequences are being clarified,” the source noted.
Let us recall that on December 17, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced a massive attack of kamikaze drones on the Lipetsk, Rostov and Volgograd regions. In particular, in the Rostov region, UAVs flew to a local military airfield. The dictatorship declared “the destruction of all air targets.”
Source: RBC-Ukraine
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