Aftermat of Ukraine Drone Strike On Russian Bombers seen in satellite photos

The satellite images of Russian air bases launched on Wednesday seem to show the sequelae of what Ukraine called “Operation Spider Web” -A drone attack planned a long time within the Russian territory, who claim that Ukrainian security officials destroyed 41 military bombers.

The rubble and what seem to be burning scars, along with some intact aircraft, can be seen in photos of the Air Bases of Belaya and Oleya, which were provided by Maxar Technologies, an American company of space technology.

Some of the planes were intact and seemed to have unusual elements placed on them, the first planes of the images are shown.

The head of SBU, Vasyl Maliuk, said in a statement that Ukraine reached airplanes in four Russian bases, which inflicted more than $ 7 billion in damage to the Russian bombers fleet during the weekend. News themezone has not been able to confirm the total scope of the damage.

Russia has affirmed that Ukraine estimates are exaggerated.

The Russian Defense Ministry said that several combat planes in the air bases in the regions of Irkutsk and Murmansk were burned during the attack, but the fires were extinguished, according to The News. He also said that Ukraine tried unsuccessfully to hit two air bases in western Russia and another in the Amur region, in the Far East of Russia, AP reported.

The attacks occur when the delegates of the two countries meet in Istanbul for the Second Round of Negotiations In an offer for peace.

Russian President Vladimir Putin No public response to attack before Wednesday, when he spoke with President Trump by phone for more than an hour.

“We discussed the attack on the coupled airplanes of Russia, by Ukraine, and also several other attacks that have taken place on both parties,” Trump wrote on social networks. “It was a good conversation, but not a conversation that will lead to immediate peace. President Putin said, and very strongly, that he will have to respond to the recent attack on airfields.”

A Kremlin spokesman said Tuesday that Putin was updated in real time on the attack, but is waiting for the results of an investigation into the assault.

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