A satellite image shows the aftermath of a Ukrainian strike using Long Neptune long-range cruise missiles at the Marinovka air base in the Volgograd region. Scorch marks are visible in two open aircraft parking areas following the attacks. The Ukrainian Navy says two Su-34 fighter-bombers were stationed there, although it is impossible to determine exactly what was destroyed based on the images alone. Several previously built aircraft shelters and shield hangars can also be seen nearby. This is the fourth Ukrainian attack against Russian Air Force (VKS) bases since the beginning of October, and the third to successfully hit its targets. Previous strikes hit aircraft at the Khanskaya and Borisoglebsk air bases, while the missiles launched at the Baltimore base failed to reach their targets.

A satellite image shows the aftermath of a Ukrainian strike using Long Neptune long-range cruise missiles at the Marinovka air base in the Volgograd region. Scorch marks are visible in two open aircraft parking areas following the attacks. The Ukrainian Navy says two Su-34 fighter-bombers were stationed there, although it is impossible to determine exactly what was destroyed based on the images alone. Several previously built aircraft shelters and shield hangars can also be seen nearby. This is the fourth Ukrainian attack against Russian Air Force (VKS) bases since the beginning of October, and the third to successfully hit its targets. Previous strikes hit aircraft at the Khanskaya and Borisoglebsk air bases, while the missiles launched at the Baltimore base failed to reach their targets.