Ukrainian Drones Hit Borisoglebsk Air Base: Targeting Ammunition Storage
Video Summary
Ukraine’s military has struck a Russian airbase with drones, causing significant damage and fires. The strike targeted the parking areas of S-35 and S-34 aircraft, as well as ammunition and aviation fuel storage. Satellite imagery shows hotspots at three locations on the base, with two of the spots corresponding to areas where aircraft and warehouses are located. The third hotspot is near a suspected ammunition storage facility, which was previously reported to have been targeted. The attack appears to have been successful, with the Ukrainian military likely using drones to deliver the strike. The Russian military is likely to downplay the strike, claiming it was caused by debris, but the damage is evident and far-reaching. This is yet another blow to Russia’s military capabilities, and a significant achievement for Ukraine’s military.
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