Fresh, Clear Satellite Imagery of Morozovsk Air Base: Fuel & Lubricants Warehouse Hit, Mostly Misses
Video Summary
The aircraft base off the coast of Crimea has been the target of a Ukrainian drone strike, with satellite imagery showing the impact zones. Unfortunately, the attack appears to have been largely unsuccessful, with most of the drones likely intercepted or jammed by the Russian military. Some minor damage was caused, including a warehouse containing fuel and lubricants, which was destroyed. However, the radar installations and other key targets appear to have been missed, with the Russian military’s jammers likely playing a significant role in their success. While a small number of objects were destroyed, it is unclear what they are or what purpose they served. The attack was not as successful as hoped, and the Russian military’s ability to jam the drones was a significant factor in this outcome.
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