Military informant Satellite image of the aftermath of a Neptune cruise missile strike at the Marinovka Air Base in the Volgograd region. Traces of extensive fire and debris from two impacts are visible in open parking areas. The enemy claims that there were 2 Su-34 planes there - it is impossible to determine what exactly was burned from these points. Nearby you can see several shelters and shield hangars that were built earlier. This is the fourth attack by the armed forces of Ukraine on air bases of the Russian Air and Space Forces since the beginning of October and the third successful one for Ukraine: earlier, planes were hit at the Khanskaya and Borisoglebsk airports, and in Baltimore the enemy's missiles did not reach their destination. In general, the current month can be safely called "Black October" for Russian aviation. Without losing a single aircraft in the air that was shot down by enemy actions, the Russian Aerospace Forces lost a number of helicopters and aircraft on the ground, as well as during aviation accidents. An informant apparently lost two more Su-34 aircraft as a result of a Ukrainian missile attack. This time, at the Marinovka airport in the Volgograd region. Well, October can be called a black month for the Russian Aerospace Forces. During the last month, 11 different aircraft models were lost, 8 of which were destroyed on the ground as a result of being hit by drones or missiles, and none of the lost aircraft were intercepted in the air by the enemy. Maybe we will study sixth year, but it is far from certain. By the way, such a sharp jump in effectiveness is due to the provision of reconnaissance (satellite) data from the United States to Ukraine in real time: Ukraine receives a fresh picture of the Russian air base and within minutes missiles and UAVs fly to the aircraft parking lot.

Military informant Satellite image of the aftermath of a Neptune cruise missile strike at the Marinovka Air Base in the Volgograd region. Traces of extensive fire and debris from two impacts are visible in open parking areas. The enemy claims that there were 2 Su-34 planes there - it is impossible to determine what exactly was burned from these points. Nearby you can see several shelters and shield hangars that were built earlier. This is the fourth attack by the armed forces of Ukraine on air bases of the Russian Air and Space Forces since the beginning of October and the third successful one for Ukraine: earlier, planes were hit at the Khanskaya and Borisoglebsk airports, and in Baltimore the enemy's missiles did not reach their destination. In general, the current month can be safely called "Black October" for Russian aviation. Without losing a single aircraft in the air that was shot down by enemy actions, the Russian Aerospace Forces lost a number of helicopters and aircraft on the ground, as well as during aviation accidents. An informant apparently lost two more Su-34 aircraft as a result of a Ukrainian missile attack. This time, at the Marinovka airport in the Volgograd region. Well, October can be called a black month for the Russian Aerospace Forces. During the last month, 11 different aircraft models were lost, 8 of which were destroyed on the ground as a result of being hit by drones or missiles, and none of the lost aircraft were intercepted in the air by the enemy. Maybe we will study sixth year, but it is far from certain. By the way, such a sharp jump in effectiveness is due to the provision of reconnaissance (satellite) data from the United States to Ukraine in real time: Ukraine receives a fresh picture of the Russian air base and within minutes missiles and UAVs fly to the aircraft parking lot.