Operazione di Pavutyna ucraina: 18 mesi di pianificazione, 41 bombardieri russi colpiti. Il servizio di sicurezza dell’Ucraina ha trasportato droni FPV in Russia, quindi casse di legno mobili. I droni erano nascosti sotto i tetti delle casse, montati su camion. I tetti furono aperti da remoto e i droni decollarono per colpire i bombardieri.

Now that’s how you execute a special military operation!

Beautiful 🙂

“One does not simply walk into Mordor”

Ukrainians: Hold my Uzvar!

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has shared more details on the strike, saying 117 drones were used.

He says each drone had its own pilot.

“The most interesting thing – and we can already say this publicly – is that the ‘office’ of our operation on Russian territory was located right next to the FSB of Russia in one of their regions,” an English translation of his post on Telegram reads. The FSB is Russia’s security service.

He claims 34% of the cruise missile carriers at the targeted airfields were hit.

He’s just posted on social media calling today’s operation “an absolutely brilliant result” and one “achieved solely by Ukraine”.

“One year, six months, and nine days from the start of planning to effective execution,” he continues. “Our most long-range operation. Our people involved in preparing the operation were withdrawn from Russian territory in time.”

Zelensky says he met with the head of the the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), Gen Vasyl Maliuk, and asked him to disclose the details and results of the operation to the public.

“Of course, not everything can be revealed at this moment, but these are Ukrainian actions that will undoubtedly be in history books,” he adds.

“Ukraine is defending itself, and rightly so – we are doing everything to make Russia feel the need to end this war. Russia started this war, Russia must end it. Glory to Ukraine!”

In a post on social media, the SBU said its “Operation Spider’s Web” cost Russia $7bn (£5.2bn).

“We’re doing all we can to drive the enemy from our land! We’ll strike them at sea, in the air and on land. If necessary, we’ll get them from underground,” the SBU writes in a Telegram post.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cgrg7kelk45t?post=asset%3A7873df6f-a09d-4c76-b51c-a1663878b02a#post

I am looking forward to the damage assessment images.