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riversedge

(77,505 posts)
8. "... Ukraine secretly transported wooden mobile cabins into Russia, disguising FPV drones beneath their roofs."
Sun Jun 1, 2025, 02:31 PM
Jun 2025

I know little about strategy of modern warfare--but this looks like a GRAND hit by Ukraine!!


@krassenstein
BREAKING: Ukraine Just Pulled Off One of the Most Daring Strikes in Modern Warfare

In what can only be described as a stunning act of covert military ingenuity, Ukraine has reportedly struck 41 Russian bombers across four separate air bases, some located as far as 4,400 kilometers from Ukraine's borders.

According to reports, Ukraine secretly transported wooden mobile cabins into Russia, disguising FPV drones beneath their roofs. These cabins were mounted on trucks and parked in position, hidden in plain sight.

When the signal was given, the roofs remotely swung open like something out of a sci-fi film. And then?

Dozens of drones launched straight from the trucks, flying directly into the heart of Russia’s strategic air power, obliterating bombers that the Kremlin can’t even produce anymore due to sanctions and critical shortages.

The implications are staggering. This kind of operation, conducted this deep inside enemy territory, using mobile disguised platforms, has never been done before. Not at this scale. Not with this level of impact.

Russia just lost a significant chunk of its long-range bomber fleet. And unlike missiles, bombers aren’t quickly replaceable.


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Ukraine Destroyed Warplanes Deep Inside Russia [View all] Tennessee Hillbilly Jun 2025 OP
Slava Ukraini! Bayard Jun 2025 #1
Big difference DENVERPOPS Jun 2025 #11
Krasnov and G.O.P. send condolences to their intimate komrade Pooty BoRaGard Jun 2025 #2
The videos are amazing. Sneederbunk Jun 2025 #3
Ruzzia kills civilians with drones. Ukraine kills bombers with drones...This is amazing... mitch96 Jun 2025 #4
Operation "Spiderweb" 2025 LetMyPeopleVote Jun 2025 #5
Alright! And love the "logo". electric_blue68 Jun 2025 #22
💥 OPERATION SPIDERWEB: Russia lost over 36% of its strategic bomber fleet...Over $7 billion in damage riversedge Jun 2025 #6
Too bad they can't zero in on Putin's ass! 70sEraVet Jun 2025 #7
Give it time. The Madcap Jun 2025 #9
"... Ukraine secretly transported wooden mobile cabins into Russia, disguising FPV drones beneath their roofs." riversedge Jun 2025 #8
!!!!! 👍 electric_blue68 Jun 2025 #23
The idiots at Newsweek are calling it "Russia's Pearl Harbor" OnlinePoker Jun 2025 #10
Boom.............couldn't happen to a bigger fascist........... turbinetree Jun 2025 #12
I know where there's a free plane available. Maybe *rump can get it refitted as a bomber at our expense. NBachers Jun 2025 #13
, Ukraine decimates over 40 Russian strategic bombers on their home bases, including in the Arctic and in Siberia. riversedge Jun 2025 #14
🔥A powerful explosion and secondary detonation in Severomorsk, Murmansk Oblast. riversedge Jun 2025 #17
The Russians are attempting to frame this attack as blue-wave Jun 2025 #20
Absolute genius on the part of the Ukrainians!! blue-wave Jun 2025 #15
Slava Na Viki Glory forever GJGCA Jun 2025 #16
Photo.......the drones were hidden under the roofs of mobile wooden cabins, already placed on trucks. riversedge Jun 2025 #18
Brilliant move! FakeNoose Jun 2025 #19
Time lapse footage from one of the Russian airfields at which Ukraine obliterated 34% of Russia's strategic bomber fleet riversedge Jun 2025 #21
Brilliant!!! Slava Ukraini! 💛💚 electric_blue68 Jun 2025 #24
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