Ukraine says its drones hit two Russian fighter jets at Khanskaya air base
Ukraine's SBU security service says its drones struck a Su-35 and a Su-34 at Khanskaya air base in Russia's Adygea region overnight, along with an ammunition depot, about 500 km away. The SBU says both jets carry guided bombs used against Ukrainian cities. So far the damage claim comes only from the SBU.
Ukraine's SBU security service says its drones struck Khanskaya air base in Russia's Republic of Adygea overnight into Sunday, October 4, about 500 kilometers away. According to the SBU, one Su-35 fighter, one Su-34 fighter-bomber and an ammunition depot at the base were hit. The agency says both aircraft carry guided aerial bombs that Russia uses along the front line and against Ukrainian cities. So far the damage claim comes only from the SBU and has not been confirmed by other parties.