Strike on Saki airfield: satellite photos of the airfield after the Ukrainian Armed Forces strike appear
Kyiv • UNN
Satellite imagery showed traces of fire and explosions at the Saki airfield in occupied Crimea after the Ukrainian army attack. The General Staff confirmed the attack, and OSINT analysts claimed that a Su-30SM fighter jet was destroyed.
Satellites have recorded the aftermath of an AFU missile attack on the Saki airfield in annexed Crimea. The images were published by the Scheme investigation project, UNN reports.
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The footage from July 28 shows that dark spots appeared on one part of the airfield where the Su-30s were based, which may indicate a fire and explosions.
Nevertheless, today's satellite image resolution does not allow us to fully assess the consequences of this attack.
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On July 26, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that missile troops, in cooperation with other components of the Defense Forces, had launched a strike on the Saki airfield as part of a unified plan. Later, a number of telegram channels claimed that two Su-30SMs were hit. Russian authorities did not comment on the information.
Recall
OSINT analyst CyberBoroshno found that the Defense Forces destroyed a Russian Su-30SM fighter jet during the latest attack on the Saki military airfield in the temporarily occupied Crimea
