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Ukraine Executes Daring Drone Operation 'Spiderweb' Targeting Russian Military Aircraft

Ukraine Executes Daring Drone Operation 'Spiderweb' Targeting Russian Military Aircraft
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World June 1, 2025 20:49

kiev - In a bold move, Ukraine successfully destroys dozens of Russian military aircraft in a drone attack, dealing a blow to Vladimir Putin.

Ukraine Executes Daring Drone Operation 'Spiderweb'

Ukraine has carried out a daring operation, codenamed 'Spiderweb', targeting Russian military aircraft at key airbases, including strategic bombers and radar planes. At least 40 Russian aircraft were destroyed, with bases in Siberia and Moermansk hit.

Operation Details

The operation, planned for 1.5 years, involved using trucks to approach Russian bases for missile attacks on Ukraine. The attack was personally overseen by President Volodimir Zelenski, without Washington's knowledge.

Reactions and Fallout

The attack caused significant damage, with Tu-95 and Tu-22 bombers destroyed, estimated at $7 billion. Russian media downplayed the incident, while bloggers hinted at nuclear retaliation. Additionally, two rail bridges near Ukraine were blown up, causing casualties.

International Concerns

The use of drones in this operation marks a new phase in conflict tactics, raising concerns about escalating tensions in the region and potential retaliation from Russia.

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