Oshiomhole Richard
1 June, 2025
Russian strategic bombers are burning in Russia’s airfields as a result of a 18-month planned one-of-a-kind special operation codenamed “Spider’s Web” by the Security Service of Ukraine.
That’s according to sources in the agency.
On June 1, using the FPV drones, the Security Service of Ukraine SBU targeted four Russian airbases — Belaya, Dyagilevo, Olenya, and Ivanovo — damaging over 40 enemy aircraft, including A-50, Tu-95, and Tu-22M3 bombers in a large-scale special operation to destroy Russian bombers in Russia’s rear. SBU drones targeted warplanes that bomb Ukrainian cities every night.
Ukraine claims Russia has already suffered at least $2 billion worth of damaged equipment.
According to the sources, the operation posed extreme logistical challenges. The SBU first smuggled FPV drones into Russian territory, followed later by mobile wooden cabins. Once inside Russia, the drones were hidden beneath the roofs of these cabins, which were placed on cargo trucks. At the critical moment, the cabin roofs were remotely opened, launching the drones to strike Russian bombers.
SBU sources emphasize that all personnel involved in the mission have long since returned to Ukraine. Therefore, any public arrests staged by the Putin regime will be nothing more than a theatrical display for domestic consumption.
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