After the Engels bombings, the Russians moved their planes to the Ukrainka airfield
The Russians have already moved four to six planes.
This was reported by the Dumskaya weekly.
After the second attack on the Engels airfield on 26 December, the Russians started to move their planes from there to other airfields, including the Ukrainka airfield in the Amur Region.
According to Ukrainian airspotters, the relocation covered 4 to 6 Tu-95 units. Apparently, the Russians are afraid of losing their strategic aircraft and are moving them further inland.
It is worth recalling that December 26 was the second drone strike against Engels. This time the technical building in which the airfield control and combat pilots were located was hit. As a result, three Russians were killed and three more were wounded. The previous strike was on December 5, when one of the Tu-95MS was damaged.
Artur Zayonts specialises in news from the frontline. A historian by education, Arthur has always sought to bring depth and context to his journalistic work.
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