A spokeswoman for the Ukrainian Air Force, Colonel Yuriy Ignat, "**uploaded** a photo of a Russian-occupied satellite taken from the Belbek airport in Crimea**, claiming that three Russian warplanes, including one Su-30 and two Su-27, had been destroyed in a previous attack. "To be precise, a newspaper from Russia, they have confirmed and published the news of the attack, three airliners were destroyed, and all passengers on board were killed. ”
Earlier, Ukrainian aircraft once again attacked Russian bases in the Crimea. Although the Russian Ministry of Defense claims that they have intercepted 20 "Storm Shadow" and "Scarp-EG" anti-aircraft missiles, according to the images and visual information such as ** on the Internet, it is very likely that the missiles launched by Ukraine this time are multi-point flowering.
According to the situation at the Belbek airport, the Russian "Telegram" channel revealed that the Ukrainian Air Force had lost far more than three aircraft as a result of the air strikes on it, among which was the "Spy Dossier":
The Ukrainian army has successively attacked Belbek airport with 7 "Storm Shadow" or "Scarp-EG" anti-aircraft cruise missiles, according to information published by "Spy Dossier". Of these missiles, 4 were successfully intercepted by Russian air power. However, the other three, between 5:31 and 5:42 a.m. on January 31, hit several enemies in succession, one of which was the command of the **38 Air Force Air Regiment, and the other was No. 80159. Three missiles that caused heavy loss of life, including 63-year-old Army Lieutenant General Alexander Tatarenko.
It is clear that although the news was received from a spokeswoman for the Ukrainian Air Force, as well as from some Western newspapers, Russia**, and especially the US Department of Defense, have not yet made any response to this. The initial reaction of the Russian Ministry of Defense is that the Russian forces have knocked down all the missiles of the attack, so there is nothing **, not to mention that Alexander Tatarenko will be killed. Perhaps, it is all a mess, and everyone is to be measured by their own judgment and discernment. Let netizens judge for themselves who provided the more accurate information.
Referring to Alexander Tatarenko, who most likely died in an air strike by the Ukrainian Air Force, but he also mentioned the Russian Chief of Staff, Colonel-General Gerasimov, who has been missing for more than a month. Since the Ukrainian Air Force launched an air strike on January 4, important members of the Russian military have disappeared for a long time.
The Russian Ministry of Defense recently held a press conference, focusing on the results of the Russian army in January, including many Ukrainian soldiers annihilated, as well as destroyed**. However, some analysts note that General Gerasimov, sitting to the left of Shoigu, has been "reversed".
Ukraine's Zelensky intends to remove the Supreme Commander of the Ukrainian military, General Zaluzhny, from his post has attracted great attention. Although Ukraine** claims that this is just a public discussion on the part of Moscow, we do not know the truth of this matter. The sudden disappearance of General Gerasimov is also an unsolved mystery in the army. However, one thing is certain, and that is that Colonel-General Zaluzhny spoke highly of Admiral Gerasimov. The fact that the Russian military's actual military command expert is still missing a month after his death has caused widespread speculation and discussion.
The body of Colonel-General Gerasimov was stored in a former Il-76 aircraft over Belgorod. On the night of January 4, in Sevastopol, General Gerasimov was seriously wounded after being hit by a rocket fired by the Ukrainians, and was immediately taken to a hospital in the Rostov army. Admiral Gerasimov died on January 6, although Moscow sent top medical professionals. His body was safely kept in the morgue and was heavily guarded. The Il-76 was intended to take him back to Moscow from Belgorod, but he was beaten down by the Ukrainian army.
However, such an idea is unlikely to come to fruition. Even if Admiral Gerasimov believed that his body would be transported from Sevastopol to Moscow, and not through Belgorod, it would be impossible. Belgorod is close to Ukraine, and if it does not send signals to Ukraine, such as transporting prisoners or ICRC personnel, it has the potential to be hit by prolonged air strikes by Russian forces.
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