00:00The destruction of Russian Su-34 and Su-35 aircraft at the Hansk military airfield in the Republic of
00:06Adygea, Russia, demonstrates the enemy's shortage of anti-aircraft missiles, declared the military expert on Radio NV.
00:14founder of the charity Reactive Mail, Pavel Naroshny.
00:18He pointed out that the airfields have strong protection from anti-aircraft defense systems and that this situation demonstrated that
00:24These systems are not deployed where they should be.
00:27He argued that if there had been a serious threat to the houses, they would have been put on alert and moved to
00:34other airfields or simply kept in flight.
00:37Since this was not done, it indicates that these Su-34s and Su-35s were most likely not in
00:43operating conditions, that is, they were being dismantled to obtain spare parts.
00:48They were shells, so to speak, corpses that were being dismantled so that other aircraft could operate, Naroshny stated.
00:55The expert points out that this situation also indicates that Russia is suffering from a depletion of its air defense capabilities.
01:02In other words, the enemy simply does not have enough missiles.
01:06Absolutely all Russian military correspondents write about the shortage of missiles for air defense systems, specifically
01:13regarding the fact that their Pantsir-type systems fire Category 4 missiles, which are dangerous to themselves
01:19Naroshny added that the operators of these systems, as well as the serious problems in repairing these Pantsir systems, were also concerned.
01:25Another expert, Vadim Kuznikov, states that the Hansk military airfield, attacked by the Ukrainian defense forces, plays
01:32a key role in the deployment of Russian tactical aviation.
01:35This shows that the enemy cannot feel safe, not even at a considerable distance and deep within.
01:41of their own territory.
01:42Hansk airfield plays a key role in the deployment of Russian tactical aviation in the southern directions
01:49and southeast, as it houses mixed air units that use both aircraft carriers, Su-35s and Su-30s, as well as tactical bombers
01:58Su-34.
02:00If we look specifically at the pace and intensity of its deployment, this airfield plays a key role in its use
02:08"Directly," he declared.
02:09On the other hand, he explained that, if one analyzes the pace of attacks by the security and defense forces
02:15of Ukraine in this direction, the south, including the territory of Krasnodar and Kuban,
02:21It is observed that a significant proportion of our operations was precisely aimed at reducing the air defense potential of the
02:29enemy.
02:29The expert stressed that, when all these factors are taken into account, the importance of an operation like this, carried out
02:37carried out by operators of the Security Service of Ukraine.
02:41This really gives us an idea that the enemy cannot feel safe, not even at a significant distance.
02:47and at a considerable depth within its territory, Kushnikov noted.
02:52According to reports, on the night of October 4, drones launched a massive attack against the Republic of Adygea.
02:59in Russia, and reached a military airfield near Maikov.
03:03The Hansk military airfield, located 6 kilometers from Maikov, was engulfed in flames.
03:09NASA Firms data, obtained from geostationary orbit, also confirmed the fire.
03:15This airfield is used by the Russian military aviation.
03:19The distance between the facility and the territory controlled by Ukraine is approximately 500 kilometers.
