
Satellite data confirms fires in aircraft parking areas and ammunition warehouses.
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Su-34 bombers are used by Russia to attack Ukraine using guided bombs.
As a result of the attack carried out on Sunday, fires broke out in the aircraft parking areas and in the ammunition warehouse, which was confirmed by data from the NASA FIRMS website, which allows the observation of fires on the Earth's surface using satellites.
Satellite photos published by the Militarny website show traces of fires and remains of destroyed planes.
Su-34 bombers are used by Russia to attack Ukraine, among others. using KAB satellite-guided bombs, equipped with a system of supporting surfaces that allow for gliding flight and striking targets at a distance of up to 80-90 km from the drop site.
In turn, Khanskaya airport is used by the Krasnodar Higher Military Aviation School to train aircraft crews for the needs of the Russian army.

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