Satellite Imagery Shows Damage to Millerovo Air Base After Drone Strike
Video Summary
Ukraine’s recent drone strike on the Miler Robo facility has left a trail of destruction, with satellite imagery showing three distinct impact areas. The images, compiled by social media user @radio boder, reveal the extent of the damage. The first hit targeted a technical maintenance hanger, which appears to have taken a direct hit, although there is no sign of aircraft being destroyed. The second impact was in an open area, resulting in significant burning, with no visible destruction apparent. The third and most destructive strike hit a fuel storage area, with images showing the fuel tanks taking a direct hit and starting a fire. While not as severe as some would have hoped, with the entire fuel depot remaining intact, the fuel dump’s partial destruction could still cause disruptions to air operations. The strike also damaged infrastructure, including a repair hanger. The extent of the damage highlights the effectiveness of the Ukrainian military’s drone strikes, despite their challenges in combating Russia’s aggression.
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