The stages of Ukraine are a bold attack on airports in the depth of Russian territory

On Sunday, officials in the most important bold attack on the war said that Ukraine forces launched a huge drone attack on four airports deep into Russia, which was home to the strategic explosives used in air strikes.

“At this stage, it was reported that more than 40 aircraft were beaten,” he said, adding that drones hit four Russian military airports in a “coordinated operation” thousands of kilometers from the confrontation line.

The aircraft were “burned” at the Bilaa Airport, in southeast Siberia, about 5,500 km east of the Ukrainian border; At Olina Air Force Base on the Cola Peninsula, near Mormansk; Dyagilevo Air Force Base 200 km southeast of Moscow; The official said that Ivanovo Airport, 300 km northeast of the Russian capital.

It seems that the video footage filmed by a Ukrainian reconnaissance plane and shared by the official shows a single Russian airport in fire and drones attacking many aircraft. In another video, Vasyl Maliuk, the head of the security service in Ukraine (SBU), hears the approval of the attacks.

The huge attack coordinated by SBU came when the country’s president, Voludmir Zelinski, said that he would send a team of negotiators to Istanbul in another round of peace talks.

According to the people familiar with the operation, the attack of drones, codenamed spiderweb, was planned more than a year ago and “personally supervised” by Zelenskyy. Dozens of aircraft aircraft have used drones “first person” armed with explosives.

The people said that SBU smuggled drones to Russia, followed later as small wooden mobile caves. The drones were hidden under the surfaces of the structures, which were loaded on the trucks. On Sunday, the roofs were opened from a distance and drones were fired towards Russian military aircraft.

“This is exactly what we need to win warOlikander Merizko, head of the Ukrainian Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, said that the asymmetric conflict – military creativity is like this.

A former Ukrainian officer running an analytical group of the analytical group said that although the damage may not directly affect Russia’s position on the battlefield, it was still important.

He said: “It reduces the strategic capabilities of Russia (which means) the ability to display energy worldwide, and the ability to provide nuclear strikes and the general military position in Eurasia.” “When the general (Russian) pillars plan the wars, they not only look at one war theater or a specific part of the confrontation line. They establish military capabilities and offer how to implement the political will of the leadership.”

He added that the Ukraine attack would praise Russia’s “geopolitical confidence”.

In recent days, Zelinski bombed Putin for her failure to provide a “memo” that defines Russia’s conditions for peace. The memo promised to Kiev and Washington before the next round of negotiations.

Zelinski said that the Ukraine delegation will be led by Defense Secretary Rostam Omrov again and that Russia has already received its conditions. The president said that he was seeking a complete and unconditional ceasefire, the release of all prisoners, and the return of Ukrainian children who were forcibly transferred to Russia and an agreement to interview Putin.

“The main problems can only be solved by leaders,” he said.

Russia’s delegation will lead Vladimir Midinski, who chaired failed talks with Ukraine in the first months of the war in 2022 as well as another meeting in Istanbul last month. Igor Costiukov, head of the Military Intelligence Agency in Russia, will join Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galozin and Deputy Minister of Defense Alexander Fateno to the talks alongside a Russian expert.

On Sunday, Moscow has launched 472 drones over Ukraine overnight in its largest drone attack since 2022, according to the Air Force in Ukraine. The explosions were reported in the cities of Kharkif and Zaborisvia, while air defenses were activated on Kiev.

Russian forces also launched three ballistic missiles and four Cruz missiles, according to the Ukrainian Air Force, which said the strikes were recorded in 18 sites. Three cruise missiles and 382 drones, or jammed with electronic warfare devices.

One of the missile strikes on military training land in the east of the country killed 12 people and wounded more than 60 years. The Ukrainian ground forces did not reveal the location of the strike or the missile used. Its supreme commander Mykhailo Drapatyi submitted his resignation for the attack.

He said in a statement, “Circular responsibility and impunity are a poison for the army. I tried to eliminate them from the ground forces,” he said in a statement. “But if the tragedies are repeated, my efforts were not enough.”

Russian ground forces rose their latest attack in the Ukrainian region of Sumi, where they control at least 110 square kilometers of land, according to Dibstati, a war control group associated with the Ukrainian army.

Zelinski told correspondents earlier this week that Moscow collected more than 50,000 soldiers in the area due to a possible attack on the regional capital. The Ukrainian authorities ordered the mandatory evacuation of 11 villages in the region.