Bombing near Putin’s Doomsday jet, saboteurs declare great triumph

Explosions caused by people who might be connected to Ukraine destroyed two planes and a helicopter in Russia.

The brave attack happened at a military base where President Vladimir Putin keeps his special plane called the Il-60 Doomsday. He would use this plane if there was a nuclear war.

Bombs were put on the heavily protected Chkalovsky Air Base, which is located about 20 miles northwest of Moscow. This base is where the most important spy planes of the Kremlin are kept.

The AN-148 and IL-20 planes, which are owned by the 354th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, were harmed.
An MI-28N helicopter, used to shoot down drones, also got hit in the back.

Pictures released by Ukrainian intelligence today show the destruction that caused a lot of panic among the top military officials on Monday.

The Russian government is currently searching for people they believe are connected to Ukraine, who they suspect are causing trouble.
The defence ministry is trying to control the spread of information about the incident in the local media.

According to Ukraine’s military intelligence, the event caused a lot of panic among high-ranking military officials in Russia. Government planes, Doomsday planes, and special aircraft are stationed at the airfield.

Some people we don’t know planted bombs and set them off on two airplanes – both planes belong to the 354th special purpose aviation regiment at the airfield.