Burnt modules for missile defense systems and mangled planes: the network shows possible consequences of a strike on a military airfield in Russia

On the night of April 27, powerful explosions occurred at the Kushchevska military airfield in the Krasnodar Territory of the Russian Federation. Preliminarily, the Russian occupiers suffered aviation losses as a result of the attack.

Also, burnt modules for guided aerial bombs, which Russia uses to terrorize Ukrainian settlements, were recorded. Video of the aftermath of the explosions was posted on Telegram.

Emergency services working on the territory of the airfield after the explosions said that military aircraft were hit by the strike. The number and extent of damage to enemy aircraft is currently unknown.

At the same time, footage was posted online showing the destroyed UMCP units (universal correction and planning module), which the Russian occupation army use to equip bombs.

The Russian Ministry of Defense, in turn, traditionally reported that all airplane-type UAVs were allegedly destroyed. The terrorist ministry said that 66 drones were allegedly shot down over the territory of the Krasnodar Territory.

Earlier it was reported that the explosions in the Krasnodar region of Russia on the night of April 27 were the result of an operation by the Security Service of Ukraine. Drones launched by special forces hit two oil refineries in the region – Ilya and Slavyansky.

On the night of April 24, drones attacked Smolensk, Lipetsk, and Voronezh regions of Russia. The targets were fuel and energy facilities, industrial infrastructure, an oil depot, and a steel plant.

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