More effective model: army general suggested how best to destroy enemy aircraft

Unknown UAVs attacked the Soltsy airfield/Channel 24 Collage However, we have our own capabilities to strike at military targets of the occupiers, in particular, at enemy airfields.

Such an opinion Channel 24was voiced by Army General, ex-head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine Mykola Malomuzh. According to him, it is very important to hit Russian targets that pose a threat to Ukrainians.

Destruction of aircraft is more effective

Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov said that Ukraine will produce its own missiles with a range of more than a thousand kilometers. The Armed Forces of Ukraine can use them, Mykola Malomuzh believes.

It can also be old S-200 missiles that were launched at aircraft or at missiles. If they are redesigned, then they can also hit ground targets, in particular, enemy airfields.

Attacks on aircraft, airfield control systems, and launchers are very important. This is a much more effective model than shooting them down in the air. Destroying or damaging an aircraft, an aircraft navigation system, an airfield control system is the neutralization of aggressive strikes by a specific aircraft or group of aircraft,” he explained. >

The attack on the Russian air base “Soltsy”: the main thing

• August 19, at about 10:00 local time, unknown drones attacked a military airfield “Soltsy” in the Novgorod region. Tu-22m3 bombers were stationed at the airfield, which launch missile attacks on Ukraine.
• The Russian Ministry of Defense officially confirmed the damage to one Tu-22m3 aircraft, which is the carrier of Kh-22 missiles. The occupiers said that a fire had started there, and traditionally blamed Ukraine for the attack, that they allegedly shot down a “Ukrainian drone” from small arms.
• In the photo and video you can see a huge column of black smoke, which is visible for many kilometers . Ukrainian monitoring channels report that there was a fire at the airbase in the aircraft parking area. The occupiers are deploying several Tu-22m3 aircraft from Soltsy to the Olenya air base on the Kola Peninsula.