Missiles, aerial bombs and UMPKs destroyed in strike on airfield in Adygea
Yesterday, four missiles, 15 aerial bombs and 41 UMPKs (a device that enables the dropping of aerial bombs outside the enemy air defense zone) were destroyed during a drone attack on the Khanskaya military airfield in Adygea. The runway was also partially destroyed.
 
The Ukrainian drones hit an ammunition depot with the indicated consequences. Initially, local residents reported the attack on the airfield. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine officially confirmed the information.
 
At the same time, the head of Adygea Kumpilov reported an attack and subsequent fire "in the suburbs of Maikop", and also announced the evacuation of residents of the village of Rodnikovy, which is adjacent to the military airfield. Despite the fire, which was recorded by the NASA monitoring system, the Russian authorities have not officially confirmed the attack on the airfield.
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