Ukraine's Security Service hits one-third of Russia's strategic bombers, causing $7 billion in damage

"$7 billion. That's the estimated value of the enemy’s strategic aviation hit today due to Ukraine's Security Service special operation 'Spiderweb,'" the Ukrainian agency stated.

According to Ukraine's Security Service, 34% of Russia's strategic cruise missile carriers were hit at their main airbase locations.

Photo: Head of Ukraine's Security Service Vasyl Malyuk during special operation "Spiderweb" (t.me/SBUkr)

The Security Service of Ukraine promised to reveal more details of the special operation later.

"In the meantime, we can say just one thing to the Russians: 'And did you think that Ukraine was so simple? Ukraine is super. Ukraine is exclusive. All the rollers of history have passed over it. All types of tests have been tested on it. It has been tempered by the highest tempering. In the conditions of the modern world, it is priceless,'" Ukraine's Security Service quoted Ukrainian writer Lina Kostenko.

The agency assured that it was doing everything to drive the enemy from Ukrainian land.

"We will strike them (Russian - ed.) at sea, in the air, and on land. And if necessary - we'll drag them out from underground. Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!" Ukraine's Security Service concluded.

Operation 'Spiderweb'

Today, June 1, drones of the Security Service of Ukraine attacked Russian airfields. It turns out the Ukrainian side was working on this operation for a year and a half.

The mission, called "Spiderweb," was designed to destroy Russia's bomber aviation behind enemy lines.

Due to today's special operation, 41 Russian strategic aircraft were hit. In particular, the Ukrainian military struck four Russian airfields at once: enemy aircraft were targeted at the Belaya, Dyagilevo, Olenya, and Ivanovo airfields.

For more details about this unique and large-scale special operation "Spiderweb" read our material on the topic.