Photo: Reuters KYIV—Ukraine launched audacious drone attacks on four military airports inside Russia, destroying more than 40 warplanes in the biggest blow ... all of which house Russian military planes.

Volodymyr Zelensky praised Ukraine’s security service for the "brilliant operation" that saw drone swarms target "military targets" deep inside Russian territory. “Today, a brilliant operation was carried out. The preparation took over a year and a half,” the Ukrainian president said in his nightly address on 2 June.

In a covert operation named 'Spider's Web', Ukraine has launched its deepest drone assault yet, targeting four Russian airbases.

Zelensky announced a major covert drone operation inside Russia that destroyed 34% of Russia’s strategic missile carriers using 117 drones. The operation was planned over 18 months. Zelensky also warned of rising Russian drone attacks and reiterated Ukraine’s offer for a full ceasefire.

TWO major Russian airbases holding nuclear warplanes have reportedly been blitzed in a targeted drone strike – landing a huge blow to Putin’s war. Ukrainian officials confirmed the

The production of combat aircraft in Russia has not increased, despite the ongoing conflict with Ukraine and recorded losses necessitating replenishment. Ukrainian analyst Oleksandr Kovalenko highlights stagnation (and in some cases a decrease) in Russian production,

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has updated the data on Russian losses in the war. In recent days alone, Russian invaders have lost 1,230 personnel killed and wounded on the front line.

The Sukhoi Su-57 Felon is an impressive Russian military jet, but exactly how many of these fighters does the nation have available at its disposal?