Photos of the aftermath of the strike on the airbase in occupied Belbek were published


The Ukrainian Armed Forces have attacked with ATACMS missiles an airbase of Russian troops in Belbek in temporarily occupied Crimea.
Photos of the aftermath of the strike on the airbase in occupied Belbek in Crimea have been published. The corresponding photos were published in social network X by the columnist of Special Kherson Cat.
The photo shows destroyed vehicles of the S-400 Triumf air defence system - a truck on the chassis of BAZ-69092 and a 92N2E multifunctional control radar. The photo also shows a launcher.
On the night of 15 May, the AFU attacked with ATACMS missiles an airbase of Russian troops in Belbek in temporarily occupied Crimea. The Russian Defence Ministry said that the air defence had intercepted 10 ballistic missiles.
Social media reported that after the ATACMS missiles were shot down, non-detonated munitions scattered near the North side of Sevastopol. A video of a night missile attack on the airbase in Belbek was also published.
Information about a large-scale fire at the airbase of the Russian troops confirms the service of monitoring fires NASA.
Earlier Socialportal reported that in occupied Sevastopol under a missile attack on 15 April hit the command post with high-ranking officers of the Russian Federation.
As claimed, the first footages showing the aftermath of the ATACMS strike on Russian Belbek military airfield, near Sevastopol, Crimea.
- Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) May 15, 2024
P.S: 92N6 radar of the S-400 missile system. https://t.co/pZuZmgqSiA pic.twitter.com/ZzOAyg6oQX
/2. Video of the fire on the territory of the Russian Belbek military airfield in Crimea. https://t.co/F9R04Xwlgl pic.twitter.com/NdtmR0KczB
- Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) May 15, 2024
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