Drones hit Khanskaya Airbase in Russia, Destroying Fuel Storage and Likely Munitions
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Russia’s Kaya Airfield in Adiga has been targeted by Ukraine, with videos showing smoke and fire rising from the airbase. The facility, which is a training base for the 761st Aviation Regiment, was reportedly hit by drones, which Ukraine claims destroyed fuel and lubricant warehouses. The strike is significant, as it is believed to have affected not only infrastructure but also possible ammunition storage. Russia has evacuated over 1,300 people from the surrounding area, suggesting that the damage may be more extensive than initially thought. The attack comes a day after Ukraine struck a Russian airbase in Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing conflict between the two nations. The Ukrainian Volunteer Center has launched a fundraising effort to support the war effort, with a goal of raising $18,000 for drones and military equipment. Donors will be entered into a raffle for a chance to win a watch and a set of glasses. The Ukrainian people and soldiers have shown resilience in the face of Russian aggression, and their determination is evident through their continued fight for freedom and independence.
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