Around the airfield, satellite photos show burnt fields.
Six Su-34 fighter-bombers disappeared from a military airfield in Russian Yeysk after explosions and a fire.
It is reported by Radio Liberty with reference to a satellite image of the Planet.com service.
The absence of the usually parked Su-34 aircraft was captured in a satellite photo taken on March 2.
The posted video contains pictures of the airfield in Yeysk for February 15 and March 2. The air defense range near the airfield is also captured in the photo: the pictures are dated February 22 and March 2. Burnt-out fields can be seen on recent photographs of the airfield surroundings.
Recall that explosions in the area of the military airfield in Yeysk thundered on February 28. After them, a fire and black smoke were visible on the spot.
After the incident, the head of the Yeysk district, Roman Bublik, assured that this was due to alleged military tactical exercises.
Commenting on these and other explosions, which have recently been increasingly occurring in the Russian Federation, Oleksiy Danilov, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, said: “This is not our territory, we do not see who is outrageous there.”
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