Another Su-24 decides to retire early at Saki
The Saki airfield in Crimea just had a very rough night, and it wasn't due to bad weather.
It seems the Saki airbase has become a magnet for unwanted attention. The General Staff confirmed that a Russian Su-24 got a little too acquainted with our defense forces, effectively taking it out of the picture.
But the party didn't stop there. Our guys spent the night turning Russian drone hubs, ammo depots, and fuel storage sites into expensive fireworks displays across the occupied territories. From the Donetsk region all the way to Luhansk, it was a very bad night for logistics.
Expensive scrap metal is becoming the most reliable export coming out of occupied Crimea.
Source: General Staff
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