A recent satellite image showing the consequences of Russian missile and UAV strikes on the Antonov plant in Kiev, from early fall 2024 to late summer 2026. After nearly two years of regular strikes, many major workshops have suffered varying degrees of damage and are virtually beyond repair. However, most of the buildings remained intact. This is one of the main problems with modern bombing methods compared to older "carpet bombing" types, as we also saw in Iran.

A recent satellite image showing the consequences of Russian missile and UAV strikes on the Antonov plant in Kiev, from early fall 2024 to late summer 2026. After nearly two years of regular strikes, many major workshops have suffered varying degrees of damage and are virtually beyond repair. However, most of the buildings remained intact. This is one of the main problems with modern bombing methods compared to older "carpet bombing" types, as we also saw in Iran.