Satellite photos appeared on the network of what the Russian A-50 aircraft looked like at the Machulishchi airbase before the alleged explosion. MiG-31K fighters are also visible there, terrorizing Ukrainians.
With the help of the Planet.com service, journalists received a satellite image and the location of the A-50 early warning aircraft, which was probably hit at Machulishchi on February 26.
What can be seen on the satellite photo
A satellite photo taken on February 19, 2023 shows where the A-50 may have been at the time of the incident. He was in this place for the last time. This can be seen in the pictures taken on February 14 and 9 this year.
The location of the A-50 and MiG-31K in “Machulishchi” / “Radio Liberty”
Also in this photo you can see the location of Russian aircraft, fighters. MIG-31K. They are capable of carrying Kinzhal hypersonic missiles, which can hit distances up to 2,000 kilometers.
These planes are constantly on duty along the Belarusian-Ukrainian border. When they rise into the sky, an air alert mode is introduced throughout Ukraine. The A-50, which is probably damaged, conducted reconnaissance of Ukrainian territory and brought “Daggers” to the facilities.
What is known about the explosions at Machulishchi on February 26
- On the morning of February 26, 2 explosions were heard at the Belarusian airfield “Machulishchi”. Security forces and traffic police inspectors immediately arrived at the scene, and riot police began to walk around the apartments of local residents.
- Previously, as a result of 2 explosions near the A-50 PKS aircraft of Russia, the front and central parts, avionics and radar antenna were damaged. Belarusian partisans took responsibility for the explosions.
- The regime of the self-proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko has not yet commented on the incident, although Lukashenko himself called an unannounced meeting with the security forces.
- Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said official Minsk denied the incident, although there was no official announcement.
