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Russian airbase attacked by UAVs

VTC NewsVTC News19/08/2023


On August 19, RT quoted an official statement from the Russian Ministry of Defense saying that the explosive-laden UAV was intercepted before crashing into the target.

According to the announcement, the attack took place at 10:00 a.m. on August 19, Moscow time. Russia accused Ukraine of being behind the "terrorist attack" in the Novgorod region.

Sukhoi fighter jets at a Russian air base. (Photo: Sputnik)

Sukhoi fighter jets at a Russian air base. (Photo: Sputnik)

The Russian side also announced that the UAV was detected by air defense forces in the airport area and was immediately shot down. Falling debris from the UAV caused a fire in the base. The incident caused no casualties but damaged one aircraft.

On the same day, two other UAV attacks on Russian territory were thwarted. One UAV was shot down in the Belgorod region, bordering Ukraine, while another attack was suppressed by electronic warfare forces in the Moscow region.

According to military officials, none of the UAV strikes caused casualties or damage on the ground.

Several drone attacks have been carried out on Russian territory in recent times, many of them in Moscow itself.

In May, Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) announced that it had prevented a drone attack on a military airport near the city of Ivanovo, central Russia.

Last December, several UAVs targeted the Dyagilevo and Engels military airfields, located 500km and 700km from Ukrainian territory, respectively. Six people were killed on the ground and two aircraft suffered minor damage.

Tra Khanh (Source: russian.rt.com)



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