Missile blow to the Belbek airfield: RF command post (satellite images) is affected

"According to the enemy's statements, the air defense worked successfully, but there is a nuance," the message reads. According to preliminary analysts, the enemy command post was affected. Information about the loss of the enemy in the personal composition will be known over time and with the first obituaries on social networks of the occupiers, stressed in the post. On January 31, winged rockets flew at the Belbek airfield.

The Russian telegrams reported that as a result of the impact, the commander of the squadron was liquidated by Lieutenant General Alexander Tatarenko. Defense Express also reported that two rockets were struck by the 38th Fighter Aviation Regiment, and another rocket struck the airfield. Later on the network appeared the effect of a blow to the airfield of Belbek. Damaged Russian equipment is noticeable on the spot.

The head of the occupation administration of Sevastopol Mikhail Razvozhayev reported that the Russians repelled a massive attack on Sevastopol on January 31. According to preliminary information, it was allegedly shot by six missiles. However, the fragments allegedly fell in the private sector on Fedorovskaya Street, and 12 buildings were injured in the Ust-Belbek garden society-12 buildings were damaged-the windows, damaged fences, were damaged. None of the people were injured.

The Russian Defense Ministry stated that at about 5:00 pm, the Ukrainian military allegedly attacked Crimea with the help of 20 missiles. On January 31, the Commander of the Air Force of the Armed Forces Mykola Oleshchuk hinted that Ukraine has a relationship with the Airrodrom of Belbek in the temporarily occupied Crimea. In addition, at least 3 Russian aircraft had been affected by the Air Force Command Spoor Yuri Ignat Command.