RF airfields are defenseless: as "ghosts" destroyed Russian aircraft at the Crimea (photo)

According to the Ukrainian Military Portal, Defense Express, shocks on the MP-10m1 MP M1 and another station of monitoring of the surface situation, as well as the destruction of two An-26, one of which were completely burned down, were recorded on published video stocks. Although GUR MOU has not disclosed the location of the operation, an analysis of the video with a span over the city allows you to identify the Kacha Aviation Abise.

Analysts explain that this is the second raid at the same airfield, where two days earlier have been affected by two Affinations of the Be-12, which are armed with the 318th separate mixed airfield of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation. One of the footage with the lesion of the AN-26 also shows the Be-12 with characteristic features-wing of the type "seagull" and the upper arrangement of the engines on the floats.

As a result of the surgery, the "ghosts" again caused the enemy aircraft on this base. The video has not recorded any work of air defense systems, although the airfield continues to function-it confirms the destroyed AN-26, which was burned after the impact and was filled with fuel. "Thus, the" ghosts "again visited the same hostile airfield in the occupied Crimea and successfully struck a couple of planes.

At the same time, attention attracts that no work of the air defense products on the video was not recorded in both cases. And this military airfield was not left behind, It is difficult for the lack of air defense, "the material reads. The footage also shows that the drone operator had a choice between the Be-12 lesions, the helicopter Mi-8 and An-26, but the blow was made on a military transport aircraft.

It should be reminded that on the night of September 23, the Armed Forces were struck by two Russian aircraft at the Kach airfield and a number of oil facilities in Russia. Also under the sight were dispatching stations "8-H" in the Bryansk region and "Samara" in Samarskaya, which process oil for export of Urals. Both objects have fires, their importance for providing the Russian army with petroleum products is strategic.