Ukraine says six Russian Su-34M damaged in night strike on Borisoglebsk airfield
The General Staff reported confirmed damage to all six aircraft after a night strike; satellite images published today show destruction at the airfield.

The Ukrainian military said it damaged six Russian Su-34M warplanes in a night strike on the airfield at Borisoglebsk in Russia's Voronezh region.
In a Telegram post, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that it had confirmed damage, of varying degrees, to all six aircraft.
Satellite images indicate damage at the base
Satellite images made today show evidence of destruction on the airfield, according to the same announcement.
The statement did not provide further operational details about the timing of the strike beyond describing it as a night attack, nor did it list casualties or the type of munitions used.
Independent verification of the reported damage has not been published; the satellite imagery cited by the Ukrainian General Staff is presented as visual support for the claim.
Photo: press material from the event


