Update from Ukraine | Great News! Ukraine Strikes Ruzzian Military Airfield…

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October 3, 2024

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Ukraine has made a bold move, striking multiple Russian military facilities, including a military airfield in Belarus, known as Borysentin Oblast. The airfield, located 365 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, was targeted with drones, causing significant damage. Satellite images show the aftermath, with two distinct fire spots, likely caused by drone strikes. Eyewitness reports and satellite imagery confirm the presence of massive fires at the airfield.

The airfield, used by Russian fighter jets, including Su-30s and Su-34s, was likely targeted by Ukraine to disrupt Russian military capabilities. The attack was reported to be so effective that Russia’s pilots were forced to live away from the airfields, making them more susceptible to similar attacks.

The Russian military has been relying on pilots with an estimated 3-5 million USD training cost, while Ukraine’s equivalent training program is more extensive and costly. The disparity in training costs may be a significant factor in Russia’s reliance on pilots, making them more vulnerable to strikes like the one Ukraine executed.

Additionally, a Russian nuclear power plant in the Kurf region was also targeted, with reports of explosions and fires, although the plant itself was not hit. However, a nearby Russian military base was struck, and the Russian authorities have been accused of putting ammunition warehouses near civilian areas, thus putting residents at risk.

The situation on the front lines is dire, with reports of Russian forces pushing forward in the KSK region and capturing Ukrainian soldiers. Ukraine needs continued support from its Western allies to maintain its defenses.

The video ends with a somber tone, highlighting the brutality of war, with reports of Russian forces torturing and executing Ukrainian prisoners of war. The Israeli military base in Neot Kedumin, Damouri, was also hit, with Iran’s ballistic missiles capable of targeting facilities far beyond its borders. The situation remains volatile, with global implications.