Ukraine used drones launched from trucks to strike Russian bomber aircraft far from the frontlines, illustrating the impact of modern technology on warfare.
CNA • 05 Jun 22:00
Ukraine used drones launched from trucks to strike Russian bomber aircraft far from the frontlines, illustrating the impact of modern technology on warfare.
Al Jazeera • 05 Jun 10:18
Russia has reportedly lost a significant portion of its strategic bombers amid stalled peace talks, while making only minor advances on the front lines. Ukraine claims to have destroyed Russian bombers using drones, and Russia has continued its own attacks.
BBC • 04 Jun 18:37
Recent satellite images and drone footage confirm that several Russian bombers were damaged at airbases in north-western and central Russia following a Ukrainian attack. The extent of the damage is visible in the released imagery.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation • 04 Jun 05:16
Recently released images reveal the aftermath of a Ukrainian drone attack, known as Operation Spider's Web, which targeted Russian military assets. The attack reportedly reached deep into Russian territory and caused damage to valuable military equipment.
ABC News • 03 Jun 10:40
A Ukrainian drone attack targeted Russian air bases that host strategic bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons, resulting in damage to Russian military assets. The attack was notable for its scale and complexity.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation • 03 Jun 01:43
Ukraine conducted a drone attack in Russia that was reportedly planned over 18 months, coinciding with peace talks in Istanbul between Russian and Ukrainian delegates. The talks concluded quickly, with both sides agreeing to exchange wounded personnel.
The Economist • 02 Jun 18:51
In June, Russia's armed forces reportedly experienced significant losses, including a Ukrainian drone attack that destroyed 41 large planes, representing about 10% of Russia's long-range bomber fleet, according to Ukrainian sources.
BBC • 02 Jun 18:49
On June 1, Ukraine reportedly launched an operation named 'Spider Web,' involving over 100 drones that targeted strategic locations deep inside Russia, including Russian bombers. The operation's details, planning, and execution have been reported by multiple sources, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has commented on the event.
Times of India • 02 Jun 02:20
Ukraine conducted a large-scale drone attack on Russian military air bases, reportedly targeting 41 aircraft. The operation, named 'Spider's Web,' involved 117 drones and took over a year to prepare, according to available reports. Russian authorities described the incident as a 'terror attack.'
CNA • 02 Jun 01:12
Ukraine claims its drones struck Russian airbases in Siberia, reportedly destroying or damaging 41 aircraft in the longest-range attack of the war. The operation comes as Ukraine prepares for ceasefire talks.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation • 01 Jun 13:59
Ukraine's air force reports that Russia has launched 472 drones over Ukraine, marking the highest number since the invasion began. The attack was accompanied by seven missile launches, resulting in at least 12 Ukrainian service members killed.
The Kyiv Independent • 01 Jun 11:16
According to a source cited by The Kyiv Independent, Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) carried out a drone operation that reportedly damaged more than 40 Russian aircraft, including A-50, Tu-95, and Tu-22 M3 bombers, at air bases inside Russia.
