The Russians are very dissatisfied: what positive effect could the defeat of the Kushchevskaya airfield have on the front?

Ukrainian drones successfully attacked military airfield “Kushchevskaya” in the Krasnodar region. In particular, the composition of the control and correction modules for aerial bombs was struck.

It is not yet known how many units were destroyed. However, as former SBU officer Ivan Stupak said on air 24 Channel, the number of strikes by KABs should decrease for a certain period.

The Russians admitted the attack

The video published by the Russians shows how firefighters have UMPCs – universal planning and correction modules – lying around while extinguishing a fire. They are “hung” on a bomb weighing from 200 kilograms to 3 tons. Fragments allow KABs not only to fall at an angle of 90°, but to glide over a distance of 40 kilometers and even 90 kilometers.

We don’t know how many modules were there? But preliminary we can say that for a few days, a week, a week and a half, it’s hard to say, we can expect a reduction in launches of KABs. Less will fall on the heads of our military. Less will fall on the heads of civilians who are in the front line and live in border regions. This is truly a great, great achievement,” emphasized Ivan Stupak.

Russians are very unhappy with this situation. They say the damage done is greater than they expected. The amount of damage, they say, would make it possible to build serious defensive structures to protect Russian aircraft. The occupiers admit material losses, but do not confirm information about the dead.

What else is known about the defeat of the Kushchevskaya airfield

• On Saturday night, SBU drones attacked the Kushchevskaya military airfield, Slavyansky and Ilsky oil refineries in the Krasnodar region of Russia. The Ministry of Defense of the aggressor country reported the seemingly “destruction” of 66 drones overnight. and evacuation of personnel.
• The released video shows Su-34 aircraft, which indicates the possibility of their destruction, but there is no reliable information about this. ESA satellite imagery confirms the presence of ships at the airfield at the time of the attack.