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Speculation is rising after Ukrainian President Zelensky met German Chancellor Merz to discuss acquiring German-made Taurus missiles—highly lethal, long-range weapons capable of striking deep into Russia. Ukraine faces challenges operating this advanced technology without German support, which could delay, but now Ukraine strike first now before wanting for deployment by years?.

If used soon, across Russia & Moscow before Putin may accuse Germany of direct involvement, risking Russian retaliation including deployment of Oreshnik strike complexes. Russian warns Germany provoking escalation spark a wider conflict like WW 3.
https://youtu.be/Btweg9CIIZU?si=Jl27Eiyp5upgAnsS

Just hours after Ukraine launched a massive drone assault on bomb more then 40...Russian nuclear-capable bombers , President Zelensky shocked world by confirming Kyiv's participation in peace talks with Russia. 

As over 40 warplanes were reportedly hit in a bold SBU operation targeting across 4,000 way beyond into deep Russian fout airfields is been attack. Is this Ukraine’s ultimate strategy—strike hard, then negotiate?.

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Just hours after Ukraine launched a massive drone assault on bomb more then 40...Russian nuclear-capable bombers , President Zelensky shocked world by confirming Kyiv's participation in peace talks with Russia. 

As over 40 warplanes were reportedly hit in a bold SBU operation targeting across 4,000 way beyond into deep Russian fout airfields is been attack. Is this Ukraine’s ultimate strategy—strike hard, then negotiate?.

Ukraine claims to have hit more than 40 Russian warplanes at several military airfields, in what appears to be one of the most audacious drone attacks so far on Russian aviation. According to a statement from Ukraine's security service, SBU, "enemy strategic bombers are burning en masse in Russia". The SBU said Ukraine is conducting "a large-scale special operation aimed at destroying enemy bomber aircraft." A very Dramatic footage has emerged purportedly showing a drone attack at Belaya airbase in Irkutsk oblast, Siberia, thousands of miles from Ukraine.
https://youtu.be/2B6SbePVg8Y?si=qAxZlwIeq7sYKi0F

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Ukraine claims to have hit more than 40 Russian warplanes at several military airfields, in what appears to be one of the most audacious drone attacks so far on Russian aviation. According to a statement from Ukraine's security service, SBU, "enemy strategic bombers are burning en masse in Russia". The SBU said Ukraine is conducting "a large-scale special operation aimed at destroying enemy bomber aircraft." A very Dramatic footage has emerged purportedly showing a drone attack at Belaya airbase in Irkutsk oblast, Siberia, four thousands of miles from Ukraine.
https://youtu.be/2B6SbePVg8Y?si=qAxZlwIeq7sYKi0F

https://youtu.be/2B6SbePVg8Y?si=yKv51RTfgbpR-q-E

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Ukraine claims to have hit more than 40 Russian warplanes at several military airfields, in what appears to be one of the most audacious drone attacks so far on Russian aviation. According to a statement from Ukraine's security service, SBU, "enemy strategic bombers are burning en masse in Russia". The SBU said Ukraine is conducting "a large-scale special operation aimed at destroying enemy bomber aircraft." A very Dramatic footage has emerged purportedly showing a drone attack at Belaya airbase in Irkutsk oblast, Siberia, thousands of miles from Ukraine.
https://youtu.be/2B6SbePVg8Y?si=qAxZlwIeq7sYKi0F

Pavutyna Operation: How Many Tu-95MS and Tu-22M3 Destroyed at Belaya and Olenya Airbases (Updating)

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Pavutyna Operation: How Many Tu-95MS and Tu-22M3 Destroyed at Belaya and Olenya Airbases (Updating)

On June 1, 2025, Ukraine’s Security Service (SSU) carried out a large-scale special operation — codenamed Pavutyna (Web) — targeting Russian strategic aviation assets. According to preliminary reports, six aircraft were destroyed. The operation targeted multiple airbases of the Russian Aerospace Forces: Belaya, Ivanovo, Ukrainka, Olenya, and Dyagilevo. So far, evidence has emerged confirming strikes on the Belaya and Olenya airfields. Initial assessments indicate that two Tu-22M3 bombers, three Tu-95MS strategic bombers, and one An-12 transport aircraft were destroyed. Belaya Air Base.

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On June 1, 2025, Ukraine’s Security Service (SSU) carried out a large-scale special operation — codenamed Pavutyna (Web) — targeting Russian strategic aviation assets. According to preliminary reports, six aircraft were destroyed. The operation targeted multiple airbases of the Russian Aerospace Forces: Belaya, Ivanovo, Ukrainka, Olenya, and Dyagilevo. So far, evidence has emerged confirming strikes on the Belaya and Olenya airfields. Initial assessments indicate that two Tu-22M3 bombers, three Tu-95MS strategic bombers, and one An-12 transport aircraft were destroyed. Belaya Air Base.

Belaya airbase is located in Russia’s Irkutsk region, 18 km northwest of Usolye-Sibirskoye and approximately 85 km from Irkutsk. It hosts the 326th Heavy Bomber Aviation Division, which is part of the 37th Air Army. A satellite image released by aviation observer AviVector, taken at 7:30 a.m. on May 31, showed the following aircraft on the airfield: seven Tu-160s, six Tu-95MSs, two Il-78Ms, six An-26s, two An-12s, 39 Tu-22M3s, and 30 MiG-31s. Based on these images and the composition of the 326th Division, several units were likely present at the time of the strike.

The 200th Heavy Bomber Regiment, which operates 15 Tu-22M3s (tail numbers: 01, 02, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 33, 34, 37, 46, 58, 67), is permanently stationed at Belaya air base. Aircraft from the 444th Heavy Bomber Regiment, with 14 Tu-22M3s (tail numbers: 03, 24, 37, 42, 43, 47, 48, 50, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58), were also likely present.

Tu-95MS aircraft from the 79th Red Banner Heavy Bomber Regiment — based at Ukrainka village — may have been deployed to Belaya. This regiment fields 14 Tu-95MS bombers: 01 Irkutsk, 02 Mozdok, 03, 04 Kurgan, 06, 07, 10, 20, 21, 22, 26, 28, 41, 43.

The presence of Tu-95MSs from the 182nd Guards Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment — operating 16 such aircraft (45, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, Blagoveshchensk, 60, 61, 62) — cannot be ruled out.

The An-12 transport aircraft spotted in satellite images may belong to the 181st Separate Mixed Aviation Squadron. The Il-78Ms likely belong to the 203rd Guards Orlovsky Aviation Regiment.

What was hit at Belaya airbase
According to OSINT analyst Dnipro, who cross-referenced drone footage with aircraft positions on the airfield, two Tu-22M3s and one Tu-95MS were destroyed at Belaya airfield.

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Belaya airbase is located in Russia’s Irkutsk region, 18 km northwest of Usolye-Sibirskoye and approximately 85 km from Irkutsk. It hosts the 326th Heavy Bomber Aviation Division, which is part of the 37th Air Army. A satellite image released by aviation observer AviVector, taken at 7:30 a.m. on May 31, showed the following aircraft on the airfield: seven Tu-160s, six Tu-95MSs, two Il-78Ms, six An-26s, two An-12s, 39 Tu-22M3s, and 30 MiG-31s. Based on these images and the composition of the 326th Division, several units were likely present at the time of the strike.

The 200th Heavy Bomber Regiment, which operates 15 Tu-22M3s (tail numbers: 01, 02, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 33, 34, 37, 46, 58, 67), is permanently stationed at Belaya air base. Aircraft from the 444th Heavy Bomber Regiment, with 14 Tu-22M3s (tail numbers: 03, 24, 37, 42, 43, 47, 48, 50, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58), were also likely present.

Tu-95MS aircraft from the 79th Red Banner Heavy Bomber Regiment — based at Ukrainka village — may have been deployed to Belaya. This regiment fields 14 Tu-95MS bombers: 01 Irkutsk, 02 Mozdok, 03, 04 Kurgan, 06, 07, 10, 20, 21, 22, 26, 28, 41, 43.

The presence of Tu-95MSs from the 182nd Guards Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment — operating 16 such aircraft (45, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, Blagoveshchensk, 60, 61, 62) — cannot be ruled out.

The An-12 transport aircraft spotted in satellite images may belong to the 181st Separate Mixed Aviation Squadron. The Il-78Ms likely belong to the 203rd Guards Orlovsky Aviation Regiment.

What was hit at Belaya airbase
According to OSINT analyst Dnipro, who cross-referenced drone footage with aircraft positions on the airfield, two Tu-22M3s and one Tu-95MS were destroyed at Belaya airfield.

Olenya Airbase
Olenya is located on the Kola Peninsula in Russia’s Murmansk region, 92 km south of Murmansk near Olenegorsk.
The airbase is part of the 22nd Guards Donbas Red Banner Heavy Bomber Division and is home to the 40th Mixed Aviation Regiment, which operates An-26 aircraft and Mi-26 and Mi-8/17 helicopters. The base may also host bombers from the 121st Guards Sevastopol Red Banner Heavy Bomber Regiment, based in Engels. This regiment operates seven modernized Tu-160M bombers named Vasily Reshetnikov, Ivan Yarygin, Nikolay Kuznetsov, Vasily Senko, Valery Chkalov, Andrey Tupolev, and Valentin Bliznyuk. All seven have reportedly been observed at Olenya.

In addition, the 121st Regiment operates nine Tu-160 bombers with names such as Pavel Taran, Alexander Golovanov, Ilya Muromets, Alexander Molodchy, Vitaly Kopylov, Alexander Novikov, Igor Sikorsky, Vladimir Sudets and Alexey Plokhov. Aircraft from the 184th Heavy Bomber Regiment — operating 18 Tu-95MS bombers — could also have been stationed at Olenya. These include aircraft named Saratov, Vorkuta, Moscow, Voronezh, Kaluga, Veliky Novgorod, Krasnoyarsk, Dubna, Samara, Kozelsk, Izborsk, Sevastopol, Smolensk, as well as tail-numbered planes: 17, 18, 23, 24, and 25. Two Tu-22M3s believed to have been damaged likely belonged to 52nd Guards Heavy Bomber Regiment, which operates 23 aircraft of this type.
This unit includes bombers with tail numbers 01, 06, 12, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 26, 28, 35, 36, 38, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48, as well as the registered planes Mikhail Shidlovsky, Yuriy Deineko and Alexander Bereznyak.

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Olenya Airbase
Olenya is located on the Kola Peninsula in Russia’s Murmansk region, 92 km south of Murmansk near Olenegorsk.
The airbase is part of the 22nd Guards Donbas Red Banner Heavy Bomber Division and is home to the 40th Mixed Aviation Regiment, which operates An-26 aircraft and Mi-26 and Mi-8/17 helicopters. The base may also host bombers from the 121st Guards Sevastopol Red Banner Heavy Bomber Regiment, based in Engels. This regiment operates seven modernized Tu-160M bombers named Vasily Reshetnikov, Ivan Yarygin, Nikolay Kuznetsov, Vasily Senko, Valery Chkalov, Andrey Tupolev, and Valentin Bliznyuk. All seven have reportedly been observed at Olenya.

In addition, the 121st Regiment operates nine Tu-160 bombers with names such as Pavel Taran, Alexander Golovanov, Ilya Muromets, Alexander Molodchy, Vitaly Kopylov, Alexander Novikov, Igor Sikorsky, Vladimir Sudets and Alexey Plokhov. Aircraft from the 184th Heavy Bomber Regiment — operating 18 Tu-95MS bombers — could also have been stationed at Olenya. These include aircraft named Saratov, Vorkuta, Moscow, Voronezh, Kaluga, Veliky Novgorod, Krasnoyarsk, Dubna, Samara, Kozelsk, Izborsk, Sevastopol, Smolensk, as well as tail-numbered planes: 17, 18, 23, 24, and 25. Two Tu-22M3s believed to have been damaged likely belonged to 52nd Guards Heavy Bomber Regiment, which operates 23 aircraft of this type.
This unit includes bombers with tail numbers 01, 06, 12, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 26, 28, 35, 36, 38, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48, as well as the registered planes Mikhail Shidlovsky, Yuriy Deineko and Alexander Bereznyak.

What was hit at Olenya airbaseFootage published online, including by journalist Vitaliy Glagola, confirms the destruction of at least three Tu-95MS bombers and one An-12BT transport aircraft. However, this is not the final assessment. The total number of destroyed or damaged Russian strategic aircraft may yet increase as additional footage is verified. .

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What was hit at Olenya airbase. 
Footage published online,
including by journalist Vitaliy Glagola, confirms the destruction of at least three Tu-95MS bombers and one An-12BT transport aircraft. However, this is not the final assessment. The total number of destroyed or damaged Russian strategic aircraft may yet increase as additional footage is verified. .

https://m.economictimes.com/news/interna...575454.cms

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https://youtu.be/8LK1PWoHzSw?si=ZwyiP6AjUTHm7Cte

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It showed later that a Tu-95 plane was destroyed.
The magnitude and sophistication of Operation Spiderweb prompted vehement reactions from Russian military analysts, who described the strike as highly impactful and criticized attempts by Russian state channels to downplay the damage. They condemned Russia's inadequate air defenses, insufficient protective infrastructure, and counterintelligence failures that facilitated Ukraine’s devastating attack. As a rare exception to the usual immunity of criticism, prominent Russian military bloggers openly criticized Putin for the failures.

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Ukraine conducted a sophisticated military operation, checkmating Russian security services and dealing a deadly blow to Russian strategic aviation under  PUTIN's NOSE.. 

After remotely sending swarms of drones using regular trucks as launching platforms, the Ukrainians successfully destroyed dozens of strategic planes that Russia can no longer produce, crippling Russia’s offensive capabilities for decades.

The groundbreaking Operation, codenamed Spiderweb to more then 1.5 years to plan, is a meticulously planned drone assault deep within Russian territory, marking one of the most complex special operations in modern military history. After an extensive preparation lasting over 18 months, the Ukrainian Security Service launched 117 drones from concealed positions across Russia, striking five key airbases simultaneously. The goal was clear, to neutralize the Russian strategic bomber fleet responsible for daily missile and bomb strikes on Ukrainian cities and key infrastructure.

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Latest News: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz attends a handover ceremony with outgoing German Chancellor Olaf Scholz @Chancellery on May 6, 2025, in Berlin, Germany.

Western partners are not imposing any range restrictions on weapons delivered to Ukraine for use against Russian military targets, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on May 26. "There are no longer any restrictions on the range of weapons delivered to Ukraine – neither by U.K., France, nor us. 

"There are no restrictions by the U.S. either," Merz said during a discussion forum organized by the WDR channel.
"This means Ukraine can now defend itself, for eg, by attacking military post or any positions in federation of Russia," the chancellor added. "Until recently, it couldn’t do that, and apart from very few exceptions, it hadn’t done so either."
Ukraine has previously received long-range missiles from the U.S., the U.K., and France — including ATACMS, Storm Shadow, and SCALP — but was initially permitted to deploy them only against Russian military forces in occupied Ukrainian territories

UPDATE: Russia hits Ukraine with large-scale attack days after Operation Spider web.

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Here, as https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/06/business/...ll-economy and diplomacy fades, Russia is making its move. With fresh troops, heavy weapons, and political timing on their side, Moscow has begun what appears to be the opening phase of its long-anticipated summer offensive.
Recently,  Sao Sao Trump's proposal for peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine is do into the sea.

There is no peace or talk about peace between This three, Trump, Putin and President Zelensky https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/06/business/...ll-economy

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Russia faces struggle to replace bombers lost in Ukrainian drone strikes
The military parade, marking the 75th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two, was scheduled for May 9. Russian govt on June 5 denied no planes were destroyed said the damage would be repaired.
Jun 06, 2025

LONDON – It will take years for Russia to replace the nuclear-capable bomber planes hit by Ukraine’s drones, according to Western military aviation experts, straining a modernisation programme that is already delayed.

Satellite photos of airfields in Siberia and Russia’s far north show extensive damage from the attacks, with several aircraft completely burnt out, although there are conflicting versions of the total number destroyed or damaged.

US assesses up to 20 warplanes were hit – around half the number estimated by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky – and around 10 were destroyed.

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There is no peace or talk about peace between This three, Trump, Putin and President Zelensky https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/06/business/...ll-economy

Putin “gives the finger” to the entire world, Zelenskyy says f..x Trump’s call w/Russian president. As Trump relays Putin’s threat, Zelenskyy urges stronger int'l action framed as Trump inaction as silent approval of Russian crimes.

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Putin “gives the finger” to the entire world, Zelenskyy says f..x Trump’s call w/Russian president. As Trump relays Putin’s threat, Zelenskyy urges stronger int'l action framed as Trump inaction as silent approval of Russian crimes.

This time a target is someone very close to the top in Kremlin...Reports indicate one of the highest-ranking figures in the state is under direct threat. This incident is remarkable not only for its military but also for its political implications. A recent attack has raised many questions about course of the war. According to reports, a helicopter of President Putin is or has recently been traveling was targeted by an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) attack. In the aftermath of this incident, questions have been raised about what Kremlin sources have said, what information military officials have shared about the attack and, most importantly, how this attack has affected Russia's high-level.
https://youtu.be/sx1WpdKHXbc?si=8hzf3wCliPmt3udd

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This time a target is someone very close to the top in Kremlin...Reports indicate one of the highest-ranking figures in the state is under direct threat. This incident is remarkable not only for its military but also for its political implications. A recent attack has raised many questions about course of the war. According to reports, a helicopter of President Putin is or has recently been traveling was targeted by an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) attack. In the aftermath of this incident, questions have been raised about what Kremlin sources have said, what information military officials have shared about the attack and, most importantly, how this attack has affected Russia's high-level.
https://youtu.be/sx1WpdKHXbc?si=8hzf3wCliPmt3udd

https://youtu.be/sx1WpdKHXbc?si=YIGaYBUXZshDiYh2

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Putin “gives the finger” to the entire world, Zelenskyy says f..x Trump’s call w/Russian president. As Trump relays Putin’s threat, Zelenskyy urges stronger int'l action framed as Trump inaction as silent approval of Russian crimes.

He (name) is Denys, and I am Boeing 737 Captain. Be4 I used to fly ATR 42/72.
I'm making the videos on this Pilot Blog channel to encourage people all around world to join our aviation community.
Here you'll see interesting aviation videos from pilot's perspective. Enjoy:)
Video about SAAM flying Surveillance Plane:     • Why Is Everyone Talkin...  
https://youtu.be/Lobk2C_tSls?si=CAIybL_XFVm5-6uY

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He (name) is Denys, and I am Boeing 737 Captain. Be4 I used to fly ATR 42/72. I'm making the videos on this Pilot Blog channel to encourage people all around world to join our aviation community.
Here you'll see interesting aviation videos from pilot's perspective. Enjoy:)
Video about SAAM flying Surveillance Plane:     • Why Is Everyone Talkin...  
https://youtu.be/Lobk2C_tSls?si=CAIybL_XFVm5-6uY

https://youtu.be/Lobk2C_tSls?si=x9vhuplX_FgR4Kb3

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https://youtu.be/9CBxGyneZKA?si=Br7fAsNGU9n1lxjH
https://youtu.be/SnM8tUwjmpo?si=V5co0SxP5yF9pVZU

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Ukraine conducted a sophisticated military operation, checkmating Russian security services and dealing a deadly blow to Russian strategic aviation under  PUTIN's NOSE.. 

After remotely sending swarms of drones using regular trucks as launching platforms, the Ukrainians successfully destroyed dozens of strategic planes that Russia can no longer produce, crippling Russia’s offensive capabilities for decades.

The groundbreaking Operation, codenamed Spiderweb to more then 1.5 years to plan, is a meticulously planned drone assault deep within Russian territory, marking one of the most complex special operations in modern military history. After an extensive preparation lasting over 18 months, the Ukrainian Security Service launched 117 drones from concealed positions across Russia, striking five key airbases simultaneously. The goal was clear, to neutralize the Russian strategic bomber fleet responsible for daily missile and bomb strikes on Ukrainian cities and key infrastructure.

Putin “gives the finger” to the entire world, Zelenskyy says after Trump’s call with Russian president. As Trump relays Putin’s threat, Zelenskyy urges stronger international action and framed inaction as silent approval of Russian crimes.
As a rare exception to the usual immunity of criticism, prominent Russian military bloggers openly criticized Putin for the failures as a magnitude and sophistication of Operation Spiderweb prompted vehement reactions from Russian military analysts. He who described the strike as highly impactful and criticized attempts by Russian state channels to downplay the damage. 

They condemned Russia's inadequate air defenses, insufficient protective infrastructure, and counterintelligence failures of facilitated Ukraine’s devastating attack. Zelensky emphasized audacity of op by revealing one of Ukraine's operational HQ was located adjacent to a local Russian FSB dept, highlighting an embarrassing intelligence failure for Russia. Interestingly, one of alleged warehouses is right along border with Kazakhstan, indicating Ukrainians routed their drone assembly at least partially through third countries like Kazakhstan. This further implies that Ukrainian intelligence services have established bases not only inside Russia but also surrounding it.

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This man said Putin can"t defeat Ukraine what more w/NATO. His army is slowly getting weaker and weaker day by day.
https://youtu.be/n9SC6AYLWyk?si=tedtZ34FgvnMBzcv

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This man said Putin can"t defeat Ukraine what more w/NATO. His army is slowly getting weaker and weaker day by day.
https://youtu.be/n9SC6AYLWyk?si=tedtZ34FgvnMBzcv

https://youtu.be/n9SC6AYLWyk?si=IMnT3bKl3mD4b4U7

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Putin “gives the finger” to the entire world, Zelenskyy says f..x Trump’s call w/Russian president. As Trump relays Putin’s threat, Zelenskyy urges stronger int'l action framed as Trump inaction as silent approval of Russian crimes.

Ukraine show their drones hit beyond Moscow.

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Ukraine show their drones hit beyond Moscow.

See above U.Turn video for more info.

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Putin “gives the finger” to the entire world, Zelenskyy says after Trump’s call with Russian president. As Trump relays Putin’s threat, Zelenskyy urges stronger international action and framed inaction as silent approval of Russian crimes.
As a rare exception to the usual immunity of criticism, prominent Russian military bloggers openly criticized Putin for the failures as a magnitude and sophistication of Operation Spiderweb prompted vehement reactions from Russian military analysts. He who described the strike as highly impactful and criticized attempts by Russian state channels to downplay the damage. 

They condemned Russia's inadequate air defenses, insufficient protective infrastructure, and counterintelligence failures of facilitated Ukraine’s devastating attack. Zelensky emphasized audacity of op by revealing one of Ukraine's operational HQ was located adjacent to a local Russian FSB dept, highlighting an embarrassing intelligence failure for Russia. Interestingly, one of alleged warehouses is right along border with Kazakhstan, indicating Ukrainians routed their drone assembly at least partially through third countries like Kazakhstan. This further implies that Ukrainian intelligence services have established bases not only inside Russia but also surrounding it.

Right across border Kazakhstan, indicating Ukrainians routed their drone assembly at least partially through third countries like Kazakhstan further implies Ukrainian intelligence services have established bases not only inside Russia but also surrounding it.









For more video info, pls see to U-TURN. 

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Just hours after Ukraine launched a massive drone assault on bomb more then 40...Russian nuclear-capable bombers , President Zelensky shocked world by confirming Kyiv's participation in peace talks with Russia. 

As over 40 warplanes were reportedly hit in a bold SBU operation targeting across 4,000 way beyond into deep Russian fout airfields is been attack. Is this Ukraine’s ultimate strategy—strike hard, then what?. negotiate?.

NATO are urgent: from front lines!, the Russian assault on Sumy! and NATO countries have finally done it — a flood of weapons! Drones on the front are grinding down Putin’s army! Russian generals in tears!. 

Something massive is in the works!. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are sending signals — but what are they? All this & more in our episode of "Hell to Putin's Point!"

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Right across border Kazakhstan, indicating Ukrainians routed their drone assembly at least partially through third countries like Kazakhstan further implies Ukrainian intelligence services have established bases not only inside Russia but also surrounding it.









For more video info, pls see to U-TURN. 

The missile has an operational range of about 3,500 km, allowing bombers to launch in safe distance from anti-aircraft systems. In Russia's war against Ukraine, planes are typically in positions over the Caspian Sea not targeting at military target but at apartment blocks, energy infrastructure or hospitals in Ukraine.
At the Olenya air base south of Murmansk, the RF-4132 was one of four Tu-95 bombers blown up in self-defense by Ukraine on June 1. One of the other was the RF-4257 Chelyabinsk, while the two last have not yet been identified.
About 20 of Russia's originally 60 Tu-95 planes are named after cities.

Several of the bombers that were hit at the air base on the Kola Peninsula last Sunday were armed with Kh-101 cruise missiles when attacked by Ukrainians. They were likely just ready for another war mission. Satellite images from a few days later showed all four Tu-95 bombers were totally burned out, in addition to a An-12 military cargo plane parked at the same apron in southern end of the runway.

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Ukraine conducted a sophisticated military operation, checkmating Russian security services and dealing a deadly blow to Russian strategic aviation under  PUTIN's NOSE.. 

After remotely sending swarms of drones using regular trucks as launching platforms, the Ukrainians successfully destroyed dozens of strategic planes that Russia can no longer produce, crippling Russia’s offensive capabilities for decades.

The groundbreaking Operation, codenamed Spiderweb to more then 1.5 years to plan, is a meticulously planned drone assault deep within Russian territory, marking one of the most complex special operations in modern military history. After an extensive preparation lasting over 18 months, the Ukrainian Security Service launched 117 drones from concealed positions across Russia, striking five key airbases simultaneously. The goal was clear, to neutralize the Russian strategic bomber fleet responsible for daily missile and bomb strikes on Ukrainian cities and key infrastructure.

https://www.twz.com/air/claims-swirl-aro...-shootdown