In response to Ukrainian actions, a military airfield undergoes attacks; nearby residents are urged to vacate the area.
Russia's air defense systems allegedly brought down 92 Ukrainian drones, as declared by their Defense Ministry. The North Caucasus region, including the Russian republic of Adygea, faced the brunt of this aerial assault. As per Adygea's leader, Marat Kumpilov, a local village had to be evacuated due to a fire caused by the incident, but there were no reported injuries.
Ukraine claimed responsibility for attacking a military airbase named Chanskaya, situated near a town. According to Andriy Kowalenko, the head of Ukraine's disinformation countering center, a fuel and lubricant depot on the base was eradicated and engulfed in flames.
Additionally, Ukrainian General Staff asserted that a munitions depot on the same airbase was targeted. This base houses Su-34 and Su-27 aircraft. Various social media posts and eyewitness accounts suggest that the airbase was struck by Ukraine.
The exact number of individuals from the impacted village of Rodnikovy, forced to leave due to the fire, was not shared. In the course of their offensive against Moscow's invasion, Ukraine consistently strikes military sites on Russian soil. This strategy has led to substantial setbacks for Russia's military, including damage to airbases, munitions storage facilities, and fuel reserves.
The Caucasus, specifically the North Caucasus region, experienced numerous Ukrainian drone attacks as a result of Russia's jammed air defenses. Ukraine reportedly targeted a military airbase named Chanskaya, located near a town, in their offensive against Moscow's invasion.
