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Ukrainian SBU conducted widespread FPV drone strikes against four Russian air bases: Belaya Air Base in Irkutsk Oblast, Olenya Air Base in Murmansk Oblast, Dyagilevo Air Base in Ryazan Oblast, and Ivanovo Air Base in Ivanovo Oblast.

Irkutsk Oblast, Murmansk Oblast, Ryazan Oblast, Ivanovo Oblast
Likely Reported by 2 independent sources
Institute for the Study of War Kyiv Independent

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Entities

SBU (organization) Belaya Air Base (location) Olenya Air Base (location) Dyagilevo Air Base (location) Ivanovo Air Base (location) Irkutsk Oblast (location) Murmansk Oblast (location) Diaghilev airbase (location) Ryazan Oblast (location) Ivanovo airbase (location) Ivanovo Oblast (location) Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) (organization) Vasyl Malyuk (person) Volodymyr Zelenskyy (person) Security Service of Ukraine (organization)

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Institute for the Study of War → Source tone: likely

Ukrainian forces struck 41 Russian strategic aircraft including A-50, Tu-95 and Tu-22M3 bombers

Institute for the Study of War → Source tone: uncertain

Operation inflicted roughly $7 billion worth of damage on Russia

Kyiv Independent → Source tone: likely

FPV drones were covertly transported deep into Russian territory and hidden inside trucks before being launched against four major airfields.

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Extracted: 2026-02-24T00:13:43.611Z

Source story: russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-june-1-2025