"Russia’s Saki Air Base, safely tucked away 120 miles or more behind the
front lines, lost as
many as 10 warplanes and various buildings in a series of explosions— but how it happened remains a mystery.
many as 10 warplanes and various buildings in a series of explosions— but how it happened remains a mystery.
Massive explosions rocked the airfield, home to aircraft from the
Russian Navy’s 43rd Independent Naval Attack Aviation Regiment. The
smoke could be seen from miles away. Satellite photos show that Russia
lost at least half a dozen aircraft, including top-line Su-30 Flanker
fighters and older Su-24 Fencer fighter/bombers.
Saki (sometimes spelled Saky) was thought to be unreachable by Ukraine’s
missile forces, and it’s certainly too far behind the lines to get hit
by Ukraine’s artillery." PJMedia
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