Budanov commented on the consequences of the strike on the Savasleyka airbase and revealed the target of the drone attack in the Moscow region

Budanov commented on the consequences of the strike on the Savasleyka airbase and revealed the target of the drone attack in the Moscow region

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The head of Ukraine's Defense Intelligence, Kirill Budanov, confirmed attacks by Ukrainian drones on military targets in Russia. About 50 drones attacked the radio reconnaissance center in Podolsk, Ostafievo airport and Millerovo air base.

The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine recently attacked an airbase in Rostov region and the Center for Radio Technical Intelligence in Podolsk after striking the Savasleyka airfield and destroying several aircraft. This was reported by The War Zone, according to UNN.

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It is noted that the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov, confirmed that his department organized these operations. According to Budanov, about 50 drones were used to carry out the attacks.

He noted that the electronic intelligence center in the Podolsk district of Moscow, Ostafievo airport and Millerovo air base in Rostov region were hit. The extent of the damage is currently being assessed.

These attacks were among the largest operations by Ukrainian drones in Russia's deep rear. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, on the night of August 21, 45 drones were shot down by air defense systems, including 11 in the Moscow region and 23 in the Bryansk region.

Earlier, on August 16, Ukrainian drones attacked the Russian Savvasleyka airbase, destroying a MiG-31 fighter jet and two Il-76 military transport aircraft. According to the newspaper, this incident was another proof of Ukraine's ability to strike strategically important Russian targets from a long distance.

Recall

On the night of August 21, the Russians reported that 10 drones attacked the Moscow region. This is one of the largest attempts to attack the Russian capital, according to Moscow Mayor Sobyanin.