SBU Shows New Video Of Special Operation To Destroy Russian Aircraft

That's how The Web began.

Operation "Spider Web," in which four Russian airfields were hit, was a response to massive missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, hospitals and energy infrastructure.

The Telegram channel of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) reports.

The released footage shows the chronology of the special operation, during which SBU drones managed to hit 41 Russian aircraft.

The SBU writes that the plan was directly led by the head of the agency Vasyliy Malyuk. The preparation for the special operation took place under conditions of maximum secrecy.

The SBU first sent FPV drones to Russia. After that, modular wooden houses were transported to the territory of the terrorist country.

Already in Russia, the drones were hidden under the roofs of the houses, which, in turn, were placed on trucks. At the right moment, the roofs of the houses were remotely opened and the drones flew out to hit the Russian bombers.

As Malyuk noted, the SBU, in accordance with the laws and customs of war, worked on absolutely legitimate targets - military airfields and Russian aircraft, which are involved in bombing Ukrainian cities.

"We are working to surprise him with new surprises. No less painful than Operation Web," the SBU chief added.

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