Six Su-34Ms Hit at Borisoglebsk Airfield, Ukraine Says
A satellite image of the Borisoglebsk airfield has appeared, where, according to Ukrainian data, six Su-34Ms were hit. The image was published by OSINT analyst AviVector.
Consensus
- Satellite images of Borisoglebsk airfield show damage to aircraft parking areas.
- Six Su-34M aircraft were reportedly present at the airfield before the attack.
- The attack occurred overnight on October 14–15.
- Ukraine claimed responsibility for the strike using Neptune missiles.
- The satellite images were published by Airbus Defence and Space and distributed by Reuters.
Points of divergence
- Ukrainian military reported damage to airfield equipment, fire, and repeated detonations following the attack. — tg_astrapress
- Voronezh Oblast Governor Alexander Gusev reported that 33 drones and several reactive aerial targets were shot down over the region on the evening of October 14 and night of October 15, with no casualties and damage limited to private property. — tg_astrapress
- The governor did not mention an attack on Borisoglebsk airfield or damage to aircraft there. — tg_astrapress
Coverage (3 sources)
- Satellite image of Borisoglebsk airfield appeared, where, according to Ukraine data, six Su-34Ms were hit — ASTRA
- Two more satellite images of the strike site at Borisoglebsk airfield, where Russian... are said to have been located — BBC News Русская служба
- Satellite images of Borisoglebsk airfield, attacked by Ukrainian rockets, have appeared online — BBC News Русская служба