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Before-and-After Satellite Images Reveal Russian 'Pearl Harbor' Devastation

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The operation, codenamed "Operation Spiderweb," saw the deployment of 117 drones that targeted at least four strategic sites deep inside Russian territory.

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Radio France Internationale

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Operation Spider's Eye: These New Images Lift the Veil on Destructions

Since Tuesday, June 3, satellite images provided by independent operators have confirmed the destruction of at least 15 Russian aircraft. These assessments are consistent with the first observations made by RFI from the videos available in open sources.

3 days ago·Paris, France

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Before-and-after satellite images reveal Russian 'Pearl Harbor' devastation

The operation, codenamed "Operation Spiderweb," saw the deployment of 117 drones that targeted at least four strategic sites deep inside Russian territory.

3 days ago·United States

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The US Sun

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Scale of Op Spiderweb devastation laid bare as pics show Putin's jets in RUINS

THE FULL extent of Ukraine's devastating drone blitz on airfields inside Russia has been laid bare by new satellite pictures.Masterful Operation Spide

3 days ago·New York, United States

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Kyiv Post

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Spiderweb Update – Chinese Satellite Images Show Destroyed Russian A-50 AEW&C

Images published on Tuesday produced by China’s Mizarvision commercial satellite company shows multiple damaged aircraft at Russia’s Ivanovo Severny Airbase.

4 days ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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antena3.ro

New Satellite Images of the Disaster on Russia's Military Airports, as Shown by Putin's Bombings

It appears that new satellite images with traces of the Ukrainian attack on Russian bases where Moscow held its nuclear bombings. According to BBC-controlled images, more strategic bombings were...

3 days ago

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