The blown up weapons storage was a open storage in a little forrest close to a village over a street.
Not very planned, made in haste.
In other cases have the Russian storages large mounts of earth as protection.
This weapons arsenal was rather close to the Kursk battlefeld in a little forrest, and not very well placed.
ALLIED RESOLVE 2022 + the war that followed
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Re: ALLIED RESOLVE 2022 + the war that followed
Ukraine's Defense Intelligence says its forces have shot down a Russian fighter jet over the Black Sea, sharing a video of the apparent strike.
Early on Wednesday, a Ukrainian special forces unit fired a man-portable air defense system, or MANPADS, at the Russian Sukhoi Su-30SM, which crashed into the sea around 44 miles northwest of Cape Tarkhankut in western Crimea, officials said in a Telegram post.
According to the DI officials, it belonged to the 43rd Separate Naval Aviation Regiment of the Russian army, and was based out of Saki airbase (or Novofedorovka) in western Crimea. While Crimean Wind first said the plane was based out of Krymsk, in Russia's Krasnodar, it then updated a post to say it was from Saki.
The accompanying video shows aerial images before switching to what appears to be the MANPADS' targeting view, with a fighter jet flying into its crosshairs. It said a telltale streak of jet fuel was found on the water, as well as parts of the plane's wreckage.
The outlet reported the source as saying that the jet had been accompanied by a Su-35, and that the Su-30 launched four Kh-31P missiles while in the air, before vanishing off the radar. The Su-30SM used the Su-35 ECM shadow. It shows that Su-30SM and Su-35S still use the Crimea air bases.
The outlet reported the source as saying that the jet had been accompanied by a Su-35, and that the Su-30 launched four Kh-31P missiles while in the air, before vanishing off the radar.
Oryx, an open-source intelligence site that uses visual evidence to track weaponry losses, says it has confirmed the loss of 11 Russian Su-30s since February 2022. They are certainly more. Oryx are for example not counting Su-30SM losses on Russian ground.
Early on Wednesday, a Ukrainian special forces unit fired a man-portable air defense system, or MANPADS, at the Russian Sukhoi Su-30SM, which crashed into the sea around 44 miles northwest of Cape Tarkhankut in western Crimea, officials said in a Telegram post.
According to the DI officials, it belonged to the 43rd Separate Naval Aviation Regiment of the Russian army, and was based out of Saki airbase (or Novofedorovka) in western Crimea. While Crimean Wind first said the plane was based out of Krymsk, in Russia's Krasnodar, it then updated a post to say it was from Saki.
The accompanying video shows aerial images before switching to what appears to be the MANPADS' targeting view, with a fighter jet flying into its crosshairs. It said a telltale streak of jet fuel was found on the water, as well as parts of the plane's wreckage.
The outlet reported the source as saying that the jet had been accompanied by a Su-35, and that the Su-30 launched four Kh-31P missiles while in the air, before vanishing off the radar. The Su-30SM used the Su-35 ECM shadow. It shows that Su-30SM and Su-35S still use the Crimea air bases.
The outlet reported the source as saying that the jet had been accompanied by a Su-35, and that the Su-30 launched four Kh-31P missiles while in the air, before vanishing off the radar.
Oryx, an open-source intelligence site that uses visual evidence to track weaponry losses, says it has confirmed the loss of 11 Russian Su-30s since February 2022. They are certainly more. Oryx are for example not counting Su-30SM losses on Russian ground.
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Re: ALLIED RESOLVE 2022 + the war that followed
The 43rd Separate Naval Aviation Regiment is a part Russian of the Russian Navy. They have lost several on missile or drone attacks on the Novofedorovka air base. Other bases of the Russian Navys Su-30SM are Kaliningrad Chernyakovsk and Murmansk Severomorsk-1 and Severomorsk-3 air bases. Aircraft from these bases are certainly also partcipating from the Novofedorovka base.
Re: ALLIED RESOLVE 2022 + the war that followed
One Russian Navy Su-30 lost over the Black Sea with the loss of both crews.
While the aircraft is said to have been involved in a mission related to the war, the cause of the crash is not clear.
https://asn.flightsafety.org/wikibase/421823
While the aircraft is said to have been involved in a mission related to the war, the cause of the crash is not clear.
https://asn.flightsafety.org/wikibase/421823
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Re: ALLIED RESOLVE 2022 + the war that followed
New attack against Borisoglebsk air base. Borisoglebsk is placed near Voronezh air base, and close to the war zones in Ukraine.
One base were 1 squadron of Su-34 (ca 12 aircraft), 1 squadron of Su-30SM (ca 12 aircraft) and 1 squadron of Su-25 (ca 12 aircraft).
The base was satellite pictured before and after the attack. Videos taken during the attack of people living close shows very heavy burning and explosions. After the attack very much burning on asfalt and grass around the parking places of Su-34 and Su-30SM. This places was the direction of the bombing.
Also bombing of the pilots living areas.
The Russian air force have a direction to take away burnt and hitted aircraft from attacks, to hide the effects of the bombings.
One base were 1 squadron of Su-34 (ca 12 aircraft), 1 squadron of Su-30SM (ca 12 aircraft) and 1 squadron of Su-25 (ca 12 aircraft).
The base was satellite pictured before and after the attack. Videos taken during the attack of people living close shows very heavy burning and explosions. After the attack very much burning on asfalt and grass around the parking places of Su-34 and Su-30SM. This places was the direction of the bombing.
Also bombing of the pilots living areas.
The Russian air force have a direction to take away burnt and hitted aircraft from attacks, to hide the effects of the bombings.
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Large storage building blown up with drones?
In some way was several hundred iranian drones destroyed.
They was stored in a large magazin in a farmer village in Oktiabrskij, Slavyansk, Krasnodar.
(45.14.24-38.17.27)
In some way was several hundred iranian drones destroyed.
They was stored in a large magazin in a farmer village in Oktiabrskij, Slavyansk, Krasnodar.
(45.14.24-38.17.27)
Re: ALLIED RESOLVE 2022 + the war that followed
Interesting informations, I think, about a Russian S-70 prototype (large) combat drone shot down inside Ukrainian lines by a Russian fighter jet :
https://www.twz.com/air/russias-s-70-hu ... er-ukraine
Video : https://x.com/clashreport/status/184251 ... er-ukraine
Friendly fire or shot down after losing control, to avoid it falling in Ukrainian hands ?
Anyway, not a simple suicide drone for sure.
https://www.twz.com/air/russias-s-70-hu ... er-ukraine
Video : https://x.com/clashreport/status/184251 ... er-ukraine
Friendly fire or shot down after losing control, to avoid it falling in Ukrainian hands ?
Anyway, not a simple suicide drone for sure.
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Re: ALLIED RESOLVE 2022 + the war that followed
A russian air regiment has been transferred to Privolzhskiy air base west of Astrakhan (46.2335-47.5319). Satellite picture.
The regiment consist of 12 Su-30SM, 12 Su-35S and 4 MiG-31I or K. The air base is one the largest on Russian ground. The clearing line has 50 places of which 36 are connected to the fuel infra-structure. Large weapons storage areas.
The fuel infra-structure has several large areas.
A radar batalion on base has 10 large radars and 10 other radars.
Privolzhskiy air base former 24 MiG-29 are put in storage.
2 large workshops on two parts of the base.
The regiment consist of 12 Su-30SM, 12 Su-35S and 4 MiG-31I or K. The air base is one the largest on Russian ground. The clearing line has 50 places of which 36 are connected to the fuel infra-structure. Large weapons storage areas.
The fuel infra-structure has several large areas.
A radar batalion on base has 10 large radars and 10 other radars.
Privolzhskiy air base former 24 MiG-29 are put in storage.
2 large workshops on two parts of the base.
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Drones bombing Kaspiysk harbor and defence industry also in Kaspiysk. In Kaspiysk is ships with Kalibr missiles based, who is fired against Ukraine.
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x98qfpy
Kaspiysk is placed after the Caspian Sea, south of the air base west of Astrakhan.
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x98qfpy
Kaspiysk is placed after the Caspian Sea, south of the air base west of Astrakhan.
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Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on the Russian capital city of Moscow since the war began in 2022 about two weeks ago Saturday-Sunday.
Russia’s ministry of defense said it “intercepted and destroyed” 34 drones over Moscow following the latest strikes on the capital. Totally was 70 drones shut down, with rest in areas between Ukraine and Moscow areas such as Tula, Bryansk and Kaluga (according russian sources). Areas with different types of arsenals and production of for example explosives. In area between Ukraine and Moscow is 80% of Russias uncounted arsenals!
A major Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region has forced Russia to close three major airports in the early hours today.
The primary target for the Ukrainan drones is the Russian air defence S-300 and S-400 as they are used in the Ukraina as cruise missiles!
Zhukovsky or Ramenskoye air base (55.3545-38.0926)
Large Russian air force base for aircraft and weapons research. Aircraft dispersed such as they are expecting air attack. At least 12 MiG-31 on base (not dispersed but mixed with other aircraft).
Ramenskoye near Domodedovo air defence are covering both, Some SAM launchers very close to air base.
Covered by at least 4 S-400 sites (battalions). Normally 60 now 24 launchers as they are transferred to Ukraine!
Domodedovo airport (55.2455-37.5439)
Some SAM launchers very close to airport.
Covered by at least 4 S-400 sites (battalions). Normally 60 now 18 launchers as they are transferred to Ukraine!
Sheremtyevo airport (55.5805-37.2534)
Covered of at least 5 S-400 sites (battalions). Normally 48 now 20 launchers as they are transferred to Ukraine!
Also attacked south east of Moscow,
Kolomna (55.0208-38.3950) area with lot of facilities for weapon research and weapon and equipment arsenals.
Not regularly air defended.
In attacked areas are several primary targets for Ukraine such as the security services primary central communication facility (55.1656-37.3343). It have many satellite radomes and high frequency towers for communication.
Russia’s ministry of defense said it “intercepted and destroyed” 34 drones over Moscow following the latest strikes on the capital. Totally was 70 drones shut down, with rest in areas between Ukraine and Moscow areas such as Tula, Bryansk and Kaluga (according russian sources). Areas with different types of arsenals and production of for example explosives. In area between Ukraine and Moscow is 80% of Russias uncounted arsenals!
A major Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region has forced Russia to close three major airports in the early hours today.
The primary target for the Ukrainan drones is the Russian air defence S-300 and S-400 as they are used in the Ukraina as cruise missiles!
Zhukovsky or Ramenskoye air base (55.3545-38.0926)
Large Russian air force base for aircraft and weapons research. Aircraft dispersed such as they are expecting air attack. At least 12 MiG-31 on base (not dispersed but mixed with other aircraft).
Ramenskoye near Domodedovo air defence are covering both, Some SAM launchers very close to air base.
Covered by at least 4 S-400 sites (battalions). Normally 60 now 24 launchers as they are transferred to Ukraine!
Domodedovo airport (55.2455-37.5439)
Some SAM launchers very close to airport.
Covered by at least 4 S-400 sites (battalions). Normally 60 now 18 launchers as they are transferred to Ukraine!
Sheremtyevo airport (55.5805-37.2534)
Covered of at least 5 S-400 sites (battalions). Normally 48 now 20 launchers as they are transferred to Ukraine!
Also attacked south east of Moscow,
Kolomna (55.0208-38.3950) area with lot of facilities for weapon research and weapon and equipment arsenals.
Not regularly air defended.
In attacked areas are several primary targets for Ukraine such as the security services primary central communication facility (55.1656-37.3343). It have many satellite radomes and high frequency towers for communication.
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The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense reported setting a Russian Su-27P interceptor on fire at the Krymsk airfield, located in the Krasnodar Territory.
The targeted aircraft, identified as the Su-27P with registration RF-90709 and blue number 16, belonged to the 38th Fighter Aviation Regiment, stationed at the Belbek airbase in Crimea. This model, developed for the Soviet Union’s Air Defense Forces, is known for being a specialized version of the Su-27 but lacks the capability to use air-to-ground weaponry.
See video
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9asqfu
The aircraft is called a Su-27P vanilla.
The Belbek air base hold 12 Su-27P before the war 2022 following aircraft;
22-03 Su-27S 01 blue RF-95516 1987 2020 Belbek VKS Besovets 20 red
29-05 Su-27P 02 blue RF-95610 1992 2014 Belbek VKS Krymsk 08 red
29-06 Su-27P 03 blue RF-95609 1989 2018 Belbek VKS 275 ARZ Krymsk 15 red
30-19 Su-27P 04 blue RF-93688 1990 2018 Belbek VKS cam 26
35-02 Su-27P 05 blue RF-95944 1990 2021 Belbek VKS
33-01 Su-27P 06 blue RF-95612 1990 2015 Belbek VKS N 275 ARZ 23 red
35-06 Su-27P 07 blue RF-95616 1991 2017 Belbek VKS Krymsk 27 red
33-14 Su-27P 08 blue RF-93695 1990 2015 Belbek VVS Krymsk 29 red
34-14 Su-27P 09 blue RF-95943 1991 2015 Belbek VKS Krymsk 10 red
36-07 Su-27P 10 blue RF-90743 1991 2017 Belbek VKS Besovets 34 red
36-08 Su-27P 11 blue RF-90744 1991 2017 Belbek VKS SM3 Bes 35 red
37-06 Su-27P 12 blue RF-92428 1992 2018 Belbek VVS Ex 16 red
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9asqfu
The targeted aircraft, identified as the Su-27P with registration RF-90709 and blue number 16, belonged to the 38th Fighter Aviation Regiment, stationed at the Belbek airbase in Crimea. This model, developed for the Soviet Union’s Air Defense Forces, is known for being a specialized version of the Su-27 but lacks the capability to use air-to-ground weaponry.
See video
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9asqfu
The aircraft is called a Su-27P vanilla.
The Belbek air base hold 12 Su-27P before the war 2022 following aircraft;
22-03 Su-27S 01 blue RF-95516 1987 2020 Belbek VKS Besovets 20 red
29-05 Su-27P 02 blue RF-95610 1992 2014 Belbek VKS Krymsk 08 red
29-06 Su-27P 03 blue RF-95609 1989 2018 Belbek VKS 275 ARZ Krymsk 15 red
30-19 Su-27P 04 blue RF-93688 1990 2018 Belbek VKS cam 26
35-02 Su-27P 05 blue RF-95944 1990 2021 Belbek VKS
33-01 Su-27P 06 blue RF-95612 1990 2015 Belbek VKS N 275 ARZ 23 red
35-06 Su-27P 07 blue RF-95616 1991 2017 Belbek VKS Krymsk 27 red
33-14 Su-27P 08 blue RF-93695 1990 2015 Belbek VVS Krymsk 29 red
34-14 Su-27P 09 blue RF-95943 1991 2015 Belbek VKS Krymsk 10 red
36-07 Su-27P 10 blue RF-90743 1991 2017 Belbek VKS Besovets 34 red
36-08 Su-27P 11 blue RF-90744 1991 2017 Belbek VKS SM3 Bes 35 red
37-06 Su-27P 12 blue RF-92428 1992 2018 Belbek VVS Ex 16 red
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9asqfu
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The aircraft RF-90709 at Krymsk was formerly reported as Su-27S Bort 51.
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Ukraine has attacked the city of Kazan, over 100 miles from the front, with drones, Russian authorities say.
Following are the air relating part:
Tatarstan Governor Rustam Minnichanov's press spokesman said the city was attacked by drones.
In Kazan is following warfare production plants among others. Several are very large production plants covering large areas;
Kazan bomber production plant (55.5220-49.0723)
In Kazan is a very large aviation production plant holding 33 large aircraft outside. Among them 4 Tu-160, 14 Tu-22M3 and 2 Tu-214 sigint aircraft. Several others are research and development aircraft. In very large production buildings are the latest T-160 and Tu-22M3 and other aircraft on production, modernization and reparation. New production buildings are during building.
Helicopter production plant (55.5125-49.0228)
Largest Russian helicopter plant, of among others the Mi-8.
Weapon arsenals with production plants for warfare (55.4855-48.5947)
Kazan gunpower plant;
Storage of production;
Nearby 43rd arsenal;
Following are the air relating part:
Tatarstan Governor Rustam Minnichanov's press spokesman said the city was attacked by drones.
In Kazan is following warfare production plants among others. Several are very large production plants covering large areas;
Kazan bomber production plant (55.5220-49.0723)
In Kazan is a very large aviation production plant holding 33 large aircraft outside. Among them 4 Tu-160, 14 Tu-22M3 and 2 Tu-214 sigint aircraft. Several others are research and development aircraft. In very large production buildings are the latest T-160 and Tu-22M3 and other aircraft on production, modernization and reparation. New production buildings are during building.
Helicopter production plant (55.5125-49.0228)
Largest Russian helicopter plant, of among others the Mi-8.
Weapon arsenals with production plants for warfare (55.4855-48.5947)
Kazan gunpower plant;
Storage of production;
Nearby 43rd arsenal;
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Ukrainian drones struck a skyscraper in the Russian city of Kazan on Saturday morning during an unusually long-range attack.
Authorities in the republic of Tatarstan, which is located 620 miles from the border with Ukraine, said there were fires in three districts of the region’s capital following strikes on residential buildings.
No casualties were immediately reported but Kazan airport was closed as a precaution, according to Russia’s aviation agency.
Ukraine did not immediately comment.
Videos posted to Russian social media show a large drone exploding after hitting the upper storeys of a glass-fronted skyscraper. The 121-metre Lazurnyye Nebesa tower is the tallest building in Kazan.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/watch-ukrain ... 02809.html
Authorities in the republic of Tatarstan, which is located 620 miles from the border with Ukraine, said there were fires in three districts of the region’s capital following strikes on residential buildings.
No casualties were immediately reported but Kazan airport was closed as a precaution, according to Russia’s aviation agency.
Ukraine did not immediately comment.
Videos posted to Russian social media show a large drone exploding after hitting the upper storeys of a glass-fronted skyscraper. The 121-metre Lazurnyye Nebesa tower is the tallest building in Kazan.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/watch-ukrain ... 02809.html