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Ukraine Drones Devastate Dozens of Russian Bombers as Moscow Labels Bridge Blasts Terrorism

The strikes have undermined Russia’s strategic bomber fleet ahead of Monday’s ceasefire talks in Istanbul.

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Der ukrainische Präsident Wolodymyr Selenskyj blickt ernst und konzentriert, seine Hand berührt nachdenklich sein Kinn. Er steht vor einem blauen Hintergrund. Ukrainische Drohnen treffen Militärflugplätze in Rußland – weit hinter der Grenze. Dutzende Flugzeuge stehen in Flammen. Derweil bereitet Kiew neue Gespräche mit Moskau vor.
Bei einer Operation des ukrainischen Sicherheitsdienstes (SBU) sind am Sonntag laut Angaben mehr als 40 russische Bomber zerstört worden. Videos zeigen brennende Flugzeuge.

Overview

  • Ukraine’s SBU claimed responsibility for ‘Operation Spider Web,’ saying more than 40 Tu-95 and Tu-22 bombers were hit across bases in Irkutsk, Murmansk and other deep-Russia sites.
  • Verified satellite imagery and social media videos show drones striking Belaya, Olenja and additional airfields, igniting fires on long-range nuclear-capable aircraft.
  • Russia’s Investigation Committee has classified two bridge collapses in the Kursk and Brjansk regions as terrorist attacks after train derailments killed at least seven people and injured dozens.
  • Russian forces continue their offensive in the northeastern Sumy region, prompting mandatory evacuations in 11 towns due to ongoing shelling of civilian areas.
  • Ukraine and Russia will hold direct ceasefire talks in Istanbul on Monday, with Ukraine’s delegation led by Defense Minister Rustem Umjerow.