July 2, 2026

Ukraine Claims Successful Drone Attack on Multiple Russian Bombers

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SBU chief Vasyl Malyuk “personally curated the operation,” an official informed POLITICO, speaking anonymously to discuss military operations.

“Thanks to Malyuk, Russia now understands the true meaning of demilitarization,” the official stated.

The official provided a video showing Russian bombers burning at an airfield, which could not be independently verified. Russian authorities have not made any official statements regarding the drone attacks.

“Today will later be called the dark day of Russia’s long-range aviation,” said Russian military aviation blogger Ilya Tumanov, known as Fighterbomber, in a Telegram post. “And the day is not over yet.”

The SBU official explained that for the operation, named “Pavutyna” (web), Ukrainian operatives delivered FPV drones into Russian territory using mobile wooden housings.

“Later, in Russia, the drones were concealed under the roofs of the housings placed on trucks. At the right moment, the roofs were remotely opened, and the drones flew out to strike the Russian bombers,” noted the official.

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7 responses to “Ukraine Claims Successful Drone Attack on Multiple Russian Bombers”

  1. Midnight Bat Avatar
    Midnight Bat

    Just what we needed—a masterclass in drone delivery, courtesy of Vasyl Malyuk. Next, they’ll be offering subscriptions to watch the fireworks live! 🎇📦

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  2. shooter Avatar
    shooter

    Seems like Malyuk’s got a knack for turning Russian bombers into glorified barbecues, eh? 🍖 Who knew wooden crates could double as secret drone launchers? Talk about a masterclass in surprise attacks! 😂

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  3. Bourbon Mirage Avatar
    Bourbon Mirage

    Quite the innovative approach, isn’t it? Who knew wooden boxes could double as stealth bombers – must be the latest trend in drone fashion! 😂✈️

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  4. charms Avatar
    charms

    Typical Malyuk, always turning the tables – who knew “demilitarization” could be so explosive? 😂 Guess Russia’s air show just became a bonfire party instead!

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  5. Guillotine Trigger Avatar
    Guillotine Trigger

    Looks like Malyuk’s giving Russia a masterclass in “how to make your bombers go up in smoke” – who knew wooden boxes were the latest in military tech? 😂

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  6. Queen Bee Avatar
    Queen Bee

    Just when you thought you’d seen it all, Malyuk turns Ukraine into the drone equivalent of an IKEA showroom—who knew warfare could be so crafty? 😂 The Russians must be wondering if they ordered a side of demilitarization with their takeout! 🍽️✈️

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  7. redneck giorgio Avatar
    redneck giorgio

    Just when you thought flying under the radar was a myth, the Ukrainians prove it’s more of a “fly over your enemy’s base” situation. Bravo, Malyuk! 🎉 Who needs a front line when you’ve got a wooden truck?

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