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Ukrainian forces destroyed dozens of Russian war planes with an unmanned attack on the air bases deep in the Russian territory on Sunday.
Ukrainian forces Destroyed 40 aircraft in the attack, which the officer says it took more than a year to orchestrate. The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed the attack on Sunday, saying it hit five airports.
In surgery, drones are transported in containers that trucks carry deep into Russian territory, he said. Drones allegedly hit 41 aircraft stationed in several air fields on Sunday afternoon, including A-50, Tu-95 and T-22M aircraft, an official said.
Moscow has Previously used bombers Tupolev Tu-95 and Tu-22 to launch rockets in Ukraine, while the A-50 are used to coordinate goals and discovering air defense and guided rockets.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy overlooked the strike of drones within Russia, sources say. (Getty Images)
The Fox News White House said President Donald Trump and his administration were not warned of the attack ahead of time.
Ukraine says that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy personally monitored the attack of drones.
“We are doing everything to protect our independence, our state and our people,” Zelenskyy said in a statement.
President Donald Trump was not informed ahead of Sunday’s drone strike, says the White House. (Ukrainian Presidential Press by AP)
The strike comes only a day before Ukrainian and Russian officials meet in the second round of interviews about the interruption of fire in Istanbul, Turkey.
A series of explosions also hit bridges in Russia near the Ukraine border on Saturday, although Ukraine did not take responsibility for attacks.
Ukrainian soldiers from the 115th Brigadier Malter-teaching are conducted by mortar training, because members of the Anti-UAV units are testing the FPV drone inhibitor in Lyman, Ukraine. (Jose Colon/Anadolu via Getty Images)
The motorway bridge through the Railway in the Bryansk region was blowing at 22:50 (1950 GMT) on Saturday night, just as a passenger train transporting 388 passengers in Moscow passed below, Russian investigators said.
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Just four hours later, in the neighboring region, Kursk exchanged a railway bridge over the highway, showering the road with parts of a freight train, investigators said.
Fox News’ Sarah Tobian, Reuters and Associated Press contributed to this report.
