New satellite images show the damage after Ukraine fell into a depth of Russia in a bombed base

• Ukraine forces launched an attack on an air base in Russia this week.

• The new satellite image reveals a lot of damage at the ENGELS-2 Air Base.

• This is the latest depth of Ukraine’s deep stroke, while Kiev is trying to destroy Russian war equipment.

The new satellite images, obtained by business Insider, shows the damage at a major air base in Russia after launching a Ukrainian attack earlier.

The Ukrainian army said Thursday that its forces crashed overnight in the Russian area of ​​Saratov in the Saratov area of ​​Russia. He added that fires, explosions and side explosions were found near the base.

MACAR, a US commercial satellite photographer, collected photographs on Friday after the attack. The strikes damaged explosives and weapons storage sites, the explosions destroyed buildings and bases.

The Russian air base is sitting several hundred miles on the front line and is a TU-95 and Tu-1 Ukraine has repeatedly attacked the airport during the war. This was the third attack this year; Kiev went on strike twice in Engels in January.

The Kiev army said Russia would use the Engels air base to launch missiles carrying missiles against targets on Ukraine, including civilian targets.

Russia’s governor of Saratov region wrote at the Telegram message platform that the region was “the biggest drone strike at all times” after the strike at night.

Russia has taken extensive measures to protect the plane in Engels after previous attacks on the base, including the installation of car bombs to protect Ukrainian missiles and drones. Russia has also transported some more bombs in the east.

Ukraine strikes on the base, as well as other border targets, focus on its major campaign to threaten and destroy Russia’s military infrastructure hundreds of miles away from the front line.

This week’s attack on the base was between a larger attack. The Russian Defense Ministry said Thursday it had shot down 134 drones in several areas overnight.

Meanwhile, Russia continued to bombard Ukraine; According to Ukrainian President Volodymir Zenlensky, Moscow has begun more than 200 drones and missiles in Ukraine on Wednesday night in Ukraine.

Russia and Ukraine have spoken of a limited ceasefire, the United States has worked as a center. Last week, Kiev referred to his 30-day live live, but Moscow continued its missile attacks on Ukrainian civilians and important infrastructure. But the two countries seem to have agreed to reduce attacks on energy facilities.

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