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​The UK Defense Intelligence Analyzed an Unusual Intensity of Attacks Over the Last Week

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The Chkalovsky air base, September 19 / Photo credit: Radio Svoboda
The Chkalovsky air base, September 19 / Photo credit: Radio Svoboda

Russia has launched long-range strikes at targets across Ukraine repeatedly over the last week

Over the last four days, both russia and Ukraine have experienced unusually intense attacks deep behind their lines. There have been reports of explosions at russian logistics sites, air bases and command posts in Crimea, the Krasnodar region and near Moscow, the UK Defense Intelligence reports.

It is highly likely that russia’s Black Sea Fleet has again been heavily targeted. However, the explosions at Chkalovsky air base, near Moscow, are likely to be of most strategic concern to russian leaders. This is a sensitive location because it hosts specialist military aircraft as well as VIP transport for russian leaders. Reported damage to a COOT special mission aircraft is particularly relevant: the exact variant involved is unclear, but these valuable assets undertake missions which include electronic intelligence collection.

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Unknown saboteurs detonated the An-148 and Il-20 airplanes, as well as the MI-28N helicopter in the Moscow suburbs Defense Express The UK Defense Intelligence Analyzed an Unusual Intensity of Attacks Over the Last Week
Unknown saboteurs detonated the An-148 and Il-20 airplanes, as well as the MI-28N helicopter in the Moscow suburbs / Photo credit: The Defense Intelligence of Ukraine

Russia has launched long-range strikes at targets across Ukraine repeatedly over the last week. This unusual intensity is likely partially in response to the incidents in russia and Crimea. With the ground battle relatively static, each side is seeking advantage by striking through their adversary’s strategic depth.

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