Ukraine launched significant drone attacks on Russian military airfields, including bases in Crimea, as part of a strategy to pressure Russia into ending the war, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The operations are reported as part of a broader campaign to intensify strikes against Russian military targets, Zelenskyy indicated.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that Ukraine has conducted significant drone attacks on Russian military airfields, including facilities in occupied Crimea, as part of an effort to intensify military pressure on Moscow. In statements reported by the source, Zelenskyy described the strikes as part of a broader campaign aimed at compelling Russia to end its war on Ukraine. The announcement did not specify which airfields were targeted, the extent of damage, or whether there were casualties. The operations come amid a pattern of escalating Ukrainian drone warfare against Russian military infrastructure, including recent large-scale attacks on Moscow and Crimea reported by The Zioneer in prior bulletins. However, those earlier events are not confirmed as directly connected to today's strikes. No additional details on the scope or outcome of the attacks have been reported yet.
2 developments
- DevelopingUkraine launches massive drone attack on Crimea
- StrongUkraine launches 'unprecedented' drone attack on Moscow with nearly 200 UAVs, Zelensky says
- DevelopingUkraine launches largest drone attack yet on Moscow, sources say
- StrongZelensky says Ukrainian drones hit strategic Russian military plant in Penza
Source and signal
- Internal intake