Ukraine's $50k long-range drones causing billion dollar damage inside Russia | Battle Plans Exposed
Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign is inflicting catastrophic, irreversible damage on Russia’s strategic military assets.
In this clip from Battle Plans Exposed, former intelligence officer Philip Ingram breaks down how SBU elite drone units struck Russia’s Engels-2 airbase, crippling key Tu-95MS strategic bombers.
With Soviet-era production lines long shut down, Moscow cannot replace these $60million airframes, leaving Russia’s nuclear-capable fleet permanently diminished.
Philip also reveals how Ukrainian forces have trapped 2,500 Russian troops on the Kinburn Spit by severing supply lines, and examines the targeted assassination attempt on Russian Major General Nikolai Vorpachevsky.
Plus, a look at how Ukraine's General Staff is restructuring the Eastern front around Lyman and Donetsk under new leadership.
Video Summary
AI GeneratedUkraine is executing a high-impact asymmetric campaign, utilizing long-range drones to destroy irreplaceable Russian TU-95 strategic bombers at the Engels-2 airbase. Simultaneously, Ukraine is isolating Russian troops on the Kinburn Spit and restructuring its command in the Donbas to better defend key cities like Slovyansk and Krematorsk against Russian pressure.