Satellites recorded the consequences of a missile attack on the Saki airfield in occupied Crimea

Satellites recorded the consequences of a missile attack by the Ukrainian Defense Forces on the Saki airfield in occupied Crimea.

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Suitable photographs were published by the “Schemes” project.

The footage shows that dark spots appeared on one of the parts of the airfield where the Su-30 aircraft were based, indicating a fire and explosions.

On the night of July 26, Ukrainian defense forces launched strikes on the Saki airfield in occupied Crimea. This is one of the operational airfields that Russia uses to control airspace.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the strike on the Saks on July 26.

On July 26, the Ukrainian Defense Forces were helped by partisans from the Atesh movement and Crimeans themselves to strike the military airfield “Saki” in the temporarily occupied Crimea.

Satellites recorded the consequences of a missile attack on the Saki airfield in occupied Crimea

The Ukrainian Defense Forces carried out an attack on a military airport using information provided by our agents. Our data helped in planning and carrying out the attack, the Atesh group said in a statement.

The attack resulted in the destruction of a supply of ammunition, a radar station, a launcher, an air defense system, and Russian armed forces personnel.

The partisans emphasized that this success would not have been possible without the help of the Crimeans, whose information plays a key role in the destruction of the occupiers.

It is important to note that the airfield was covered by “modern” Russian air defense systems, which were not yet able to protect an important Russian military facility,

Source: Racurs

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