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Ukrainian drones fly 500 km to hit Russian Su-35 and Su-34 fighters at Khanskaya air base

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Ukraine's Security Service (SSU) used drones to strike two Russian fighter jets, a Su-35 and a Su-34, at the Khanskaya military air base in Adygea on the night of October 3-4. The attack, conducted by Special Operations Centre Alpha, targeted aircraft capable of carrying guided aerial bombs, marking a significant strike deep within Russian territory.
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Drones operated by Ukraine’s Security Service struck Russian Su-35 and Su-34 fighter jets at the Khanskaya air base in Adygea during a long-range operation 500 km deep inside Russia.

Ukrainian drones fly 500 km to hit Russian Su-35 and Su-34 fighters at Khanskaya air base
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