US EditionUkraine destroys Russian helicopters in latest airfield drone strikes
CRIMEA, JUN 29 – Ukraine's Security Service destroyed three Russian helicopters and a Pantsir-S1 air defense system in Crimea, part of efforts to disrupt Russian aerial operations, officials said.
- During the night of June 27-28, Ukrainian drones conducted an attack on the Kirovske airbase in Crimea, destroying several Russian helicopters and an air defense system.
- This strike followed increased Ukrainian drone assaults on Russian military targets, including attacks on the Marinovka airfield and multiple airstrips earlier in June.
- The drones targeted Russian aviation units, ammunition depots, and reconnaissance drone deployment areas, causing secondary explosions throughout the night.
- The strike reportedly destroyed Mi-8, Mi-26, and Mi-28 helicopters along with a Pantsir-S1 missile and gun system, which the Ukrainian Security Service estimates to be worth around $15 million.
- This operation, part of intensified Ukrainian drone attacks, highlights ongoing efforts to disrupt Russian aerial capabilities amid stalled peace talks.
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