Thanks to the special operation Spiderweb, the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) has disabled 34% of the strategic aviation of the aggressor country, russia. This was stated on the air of We - Ukraine by the head of the SSU Vasyl Maliuk on Tuesday, August 12.
For the russians, the special operation Spiderweb was a blow to their nuclear triad, which includes air-based, sea-based and land-based missile carriers, explained Maliuk.
"We have successfully stung the air basing itself, neutralized 34% of their strategic aviation. According to various data from our esteemed partners, this means that from 13 to 21 aircraft were irretrievably destroyed, and 41 aircraft were successfully hit. I believe that this is really a top result," the head of the SSU emphasized.
At the same time, russia tried to hide the consequences of the special operation. They drove new planes into the ground to replace the burned-out planes and even went on the radio to "confound the maps," but the results are visible "with the naked eye," Maliuk said.
On June 1, the Security Service of Ukraine conducted a unique special operation, as a result of which four strategic air bases in russia were hit.
The SSU bribed russian customs officers to bring in houses with drones for operation Spiderweb.
On June 2, the SSU reported that as a result of the special operation, about 34% of russian cruise missile carriers were disabled, which is estimated at approximately USD 7 billion.
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