A Su-34 bomber was damaged on Russian territory on the night of 19-20 August. A satellite image was published by analysts from the OSINT project Exilenova+.
A Su-34 bomber was damaged on Russian territory on the night of 19-20 August. A satellite image was published by analysts from the OSINT project Exilenova+.
Source: Exilenova+
Details: The aircraft was damaged during a strike on the airfield in Akhtubinsk in northern Astrakhan Oblast. Earlier in the morning, the OSINT project reported that a thermal signature was detected at the airfield following a drone attack.
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