After the explosions at the airfield in the Crimea. The Armed Forces of the Armed Forces have recorded a decrease in the activity of the Russian Federation in recent days

Fewer aircraft are visible on radars, ”Ignat explained. The representative of the Air Force of the Armed Forces specified that they fix mainly departures of enemy Su-25, shock helicopters Mi-24 and Mi-28, as well as helicopters of KA-52. “The Air Force of Ukraine continues to work on the protection of Ukraine's airspace. The enemy aviation does not fly into the area of ​​our air defense.

But at the same time, we record the enemy's aviation activity: in a day it is about one and a half hundred aircraft from the occupied areas of Belarus, Russia and occupied Crimea from the surrounding areas of Belarus, Russia and occupied Crimea, ”Ignat summarized. On August 9, there were several explosions at Saki's military airfield near Novofedorivka in the Crimea occupied.

The Ministry of Defense of the Russian aggressor country claimed that the "detonation of several aviation ammunition" was the cause of the explosions. The Kremlin puppets in the Crimea stated that one person was killed as a result of explosions, 14 were injured. The Washington Post, citing an unnamed Ukrainian official, reported that the Ukrainian special operations forces are in the occupied Crimea by attack on the airfield near Novofedorivka in the occupied Crimea.

Before that, The New York Times, citing a high -ranking anonymous source among Ukrainian military officials, reported that a blow on the air base was caused by the weapons produced in Ukraine. The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine officially reported that they could not establish the causes of the fire in the territory of the Saky airfield in the Crimea.

According to CNN, during the explosions at the airfield in the occupied Crimea, Russia lost at least seven military aircraft - most of the Second World War. Experts and OSINT analytics have suggested that more than ten aircraft of the terrorist country could have been destroyed at the airfield (according to the Armed Forces General Staff). From February 24, the Russians lost 232 aircraft.