Russian army war criminals draw pictures of aircraft parking at airfields in the Krasnodar Krai region, which are supposed to protect the real aviation in case of UAV attacks.
What tricks do Russian occupiers resort to protect their own aviation
According to a representative of the American Brady Institute for Enterprise, Bradly Africk, who published the relevant satellite images, the silhouettes of the painted aircraft that Russian war criminals are trying to pass off as real ones were recorded at the air base in Primorsk-Akhtarsk.
Russia has painted decoy planes at the Primorsk-Akhtarsk airbase, according to new satellite images, the American analyst said.
The analyst stressed that this airfield and its aircraft are used by the terrorist army of Russia to attack Ukraine.
In addition, Africk noted that the criminals of the Russian army resorted to the same tricks earlier at the airfield in Yeysk.
What did the Russian army cost the missile attack on Ukraine during December 29
According to Roman Svitan, a reserve colonel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, military expert and pilot instructor, during the massive air attack on Ukraine on 29 December, the criminal army of Russia fired 122 missiles and 36 Shahed unmanned aerial vehicles, which is equal to a month's production. He said it in his comments to Channel 24 journalists.
Svitan stressed that the enemy has up to a thousand missiles in total.
As for the number of missiles, they still have at least enough for about 10 salvos. Hoe they will use it depends on the expediency, mainly political and informational, the analyst explains.
He stressed that from a military point of view, massive rocket attacks by the Russian occupiers have no expediency.
During such attacks, the enemy spends much more missiles than when launching a few dozen.
For Russians, these are "fireworks". It is important for them to hit shopping centres and residential buildings with missiles. It was almost 100% certain that they would plan a massive attack on New Year's Eve to "calm the Russian mentality, said Svitan.
In his opinion, Russian war criminals are capable of repeating such attacks, but only in accordance with a specific political moment.
From a military point of view, Svitan explains, it is beneficial for the Kremlin to attack Ukraine exclusively with Shahed-type attack UAVs.
Svitan explained that Russia produces up to 3 dozen such UAVs a day, while only about a hundred missiles are produced every month.
At the same time, the Russians still need to restore and store a year's worth of missile products to ensure that they are "undamaged".
Currently, they have more nuclear warheads than carriers, Svitan stressed.
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