Satellite Imagery of 4 Russian Air Bases: 3 Tu-160 Bombers Being Repaired & Vulnerable to Attack

Satellite imagery of Belayaskoye, Belaya, Engels-2 and Savasleika air bases show what aircraft are based there. Three Tu-160 bombers are undergoing repairs at Savasleika air base. Possibly vulnerable to a drone attack.
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[@viennaweiss8470]

"A base too far" Sympathetic Mongolians might have a different opinion about that.

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Working girls are slow on the up-take. They used to be hear 3 minutes of the video posting.

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[@pandoraalberts5267]

You are hereby awarded the Tonsil of Valour Medal for fearlessly pronouncing impossible Russian names.

[@Hovercraftltd]

Likely Ukraine has 'special aviation operations' in hand for all these bases. Interesting to consider Russian 'AWAKS' no longer fly at all near Ukraine, is it to save the last ones or were those shot down the last ones .... Could we soon see the last ones of others?

[@szaboaz]

What if anti-war Russians have small drones nearby the airfields. A small charge, even a Molotov-cocktail can do sigificant damage if precisely targeted. Remember when a drone landed on that AWACS a while ago?

[@foamer443]

On that note, if UKR could hit an airbase with their thermite drones, especially if they were able to develop the ability to turn the supply on and off during the "bomb run", so as to not waste the load, I believe this would be a method to greatly enhance the reduction of ORC air power.

[@mike_oe]

Far too few anti-war Ruzzians around. They are all brainwashed or brain dead...

[@jannarkiewicz633]

Listening on a flight from Manila to San Francisco. This is the first time KZbin has worked on the in flight WIFI. Congrats, Jack... I clicked on your video first. My best to Muffin and your train set.

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3:33 Going to make his buddy Xi Poo awfully nervous!!!

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[@ravndrup]

Great report Suchomimus

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[@soyyo85]

Слава Україні та її воінам...

[@AnthonyLoconte-u6w]

Can anyone do one of these videos on The Russian ammo dumps and missile storage areas that remain inside Russia? We know Ukraine hit three of them recently but what others are sitting wide open on satellite imagery and are in range?

[@chrisfox3161]

The one in bits could be a "Christmas Tree" . An older perhaps knackered old jet that is being used as a source of spares.

[@seadrifter8975]

Technical update today good stuff

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[@DarkestAlice]

Thank you, Suchomimus, very interesting, indeed, methinks. 🇺🇦 Перемоги та миру всім українцям! 🇺🇦

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Thanks. 😊😊😊😊

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@@barbaramassey3787 : What do you think about this?

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Taking a risk aren't ya? I mean hasn't putin threatened to nuke anyone looking at satellite photos (among other things)... LOL.

[@golokavrndavana]

Yes, interesting analysis again. Very nice.

[@suchomimus9921]

Glad you think so!

[@golokavrndavana]

@@suchomimus9921 : Well yes, it's watchable. And it's worth a thought. There are some deep meanings to this analysis.. And the visuals are also interesting. Це має сенс.

[@MarkLaw-xy9vf]

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[@philipmetcalfe4736]

dooouuugggghhhhh!!!!...thought it was a hit on the airfield...drat...double drat...and even triple drat!!!!!!

[@mytube001]

If only they could get one of the new thermite drones to those bases. Imagine a thermite rain along the entire flightline! Wrong type of drone for those distances though.

[@tedantares2751]

It's not an airbase - there is Gorbunov aviation plant in Borisoblebskoye near Kazan (do not confuse with Borisoglebsk airbase in Voronezh region) where those Tu-160 and Tu-22M are built

[@glonntalexpress2433]

The Ty-134s in Kazan are more likely to be the IL-62s. Recognizable by the 4 engines and the invisible landing gear nacelles on the wings, which a Ty-134 would have to have.

[@chriscampbell2327]

What would be interesting if Ukraine could rig these drones to drop the thermite on the aircraft like the quad drones do on Russian trench positions.

[@hardtackbeans9790]

That base at 4000km is safe . . . For now.

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[@janwitts2688]

Russia have maybe 3 or 4 blackjack available on any given day.. with a surge of perhaps 6..

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Shopping list.

[@gawkthimm6030]

I wonder if there has been any relevant analysis of Russians overall pilot losses during the war, I think thats a much more critical factor than aircraft frames...

[@hermelnderhans]

They have 17 tu 160 no new will be build. So im not your opinion in this case

[@gawkthimm6030]

@@hermelnderhans but how many pilots with experience do they have for them

[@splashscreen92]

if you don't have aircraft how can you fight a modern war? of course they are critical. you think Russia just has an endless supply of western chips ready to build more? you talk as if they are not sanctioned and can easily get decent parts. the only people giving them equipment are the people who don't win wars.

[@Callsign_Spartacus_37Fox]

You are correct, pilots are much more important than the airframes. This is why most NATO anti aircraft weapons are biased to target the cockpit of an aircraft. Russia has lost about 15% of its total fixed wing fleet. That includes fighters, bombers, radar, and cargo/transport. But the pilot losses are just a fraction of that, as only about 1/3 of shoot downs result in the death, capture, or serious wounding of the pilot. So that means about 5% of of their pilots are no longer flying. That sound like a small number, but when you take into consideration that those loses are from Russias’s best trained pilots, includes specialty pilots for the IL-22 command & control and the A-50 long range radar, and that it takes 18-24 months to train a competent pilot (during peace time), that 5% suddenly becomes an issue for Russia that is impacting the war. But it’s their rotary wing fleet that is even worse off… While training a helicopter pilot, in general, is quicker and easier than training aircraft pilots, the war in Ukraine is forcing helicopter pilots to require more advanced and harder training. The average helicopter pilot is not trained to fly within feet of the terrain at high speeds, because it’s seen as su*c*de on the modern battlefield. But in Ukraine the helicopter pilots are forced to fly that way because of all the air defense systems. And that’s a skill that requires a lot of training. And helicopters are taking even more loses than aircraft…so they need to train more men for a longer period of time. And both rotary and fixed wing fleets are suffering from a lack of competent and willing people to train.

[@splashscreen92]

if you don't have aircraft how can you fight a modern war? of course they are critical. you think they just have an endless supply of western chips ready to build more? you write as if they are not sanctioned and can easily get decent parts. the only people giving them equipment are the people who don't win wars.

[@MKD-fe5vf]

This is a location which needs some well trained Ukrainian russian speaking sabatours to visit. They could visit both sites.

[@drostropod9794]

The on the top may be a "ramp queen" meaning a derelict plane that's used for parts, or simply rotting into the asphalt.

[@fredfred2363]

Do the Russian fighter bombers have air to air refuelling available? How many of their airbourne tanker take downs would it take to stop long distance sorties?

[@MKD-fe5vf]

Good question.

[@sirsmeal3192]

Jack, the Russian "y" is pronounced as "oo" as in moon. Ty-122 would be Tupolev 122.

[@mebymyself2816]

I wonder it it would be practical and feasible for a larger drone to carry a couple of these jet powered drones that Ukraine makes under the wing or fuselage on a basic rail so that approaching the target range of these jet powered drones they could be started and accelerated away from the main drone which could act as the signal ship and follow at a more leisurely pace to turn up like a bad penny after the first units have hit and caused mayhem the mother drone for want of a better name would then arrive as they are trying to sort the damage out and cause further mayhem.

[@ProfessorBidoof]

your number on the tu-160's is a bit high if you ask me from what i've seen.

[@u2bear377]

These in magenta aren't Tu-134. Tupolev airliners have main landing gear nacelles on the trailing edges of their wings. These are Ilyushin Il-62 most likely.

[@alandevries7170]

Thanks for the update.

[@LRRPFco52]

Tu-160 is the Soviet copy of the US B-1A. They hated the idea of B-1As, which were supposed to replace all B-52s in USAF SAC service.

[@wwfeatherston]

Big drone dropping a payload of thermite drones, while acting as a data relay...

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Thanks for that Mr Sucho Keep well

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[@chrossphyre]

Imagine what Ukraine could do to a flight line if they found a way to transport and operate a thermite drone over these airfields.

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Let us hope that the Ukrainians know this data!

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[@colingriffiths3091]

If it wasn't for NATO's help Ukraine couldn't hit a barn door. If they were stood next to it. By help software and hardware for missiles and drones. Plus satillite capability which Ukraine doesn't have NATO does. Him at the end shouldn't be allowed back into the UK. Hes a threat to national security. Hust like those that went and fought for ISIS. Another thing he disrespects my family name by backing Nazis. My geeat uncle fought and died in WW2 so i could live without fear of the Nazi ideology. Rhose who support the nazi that live here inthe west. Ahould br ashamed if themselves. As mine and their families foufht for what we have today. You disrespect their name's. This war isnt sur to Putin invading. Its due to Boris Johnson going and hijacking the peace treaty that Russia and Ukraine had before Johnson went and hijacked them. Plus were a lor closer to nuclear war than we have ever been. I lived through the cold war. Ut was a scary time. Its more scarier now than then. Were 90 seconds to midnight the closest we've ever been. Thermo nuclear war is nothing compared to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Those were atomic weapons still destructive weapons over few km thermo nuclear weapons destructive power is tens of km.

[@AssassinAgent]

Put down the vodka bottle for a long while Boris/Vladimir/Sergei/etc and you mihht finally understand putler is modern day Hitler.

[@leifvejby8023]

Maybe the ruzzian nazis should stop annoying Ukraine.

[@TheStargoose]

Putin’s expansionist playbook has been similar to Hitler’s in many ways. Crush domestic dissent, murder political opponents, ‘rescue’ co-lingual populations from ‘persecution’. And break treaties and international law with impunity. Then roll the tanks. Ukraine said not with us you don’t. Just like Britain said in 1939.

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[@tims7250]

Hmmm, not many bases have been successful 🤔 Might they be the most heavily defended = if broken is the weakest link...🛁

[@tims7250]

There's something else recent too, unexplained fires on manufacturing targets deep within. Could it by a new deep strike agreement as there's been no reports showing impact or cause explanation although aftermath footage is definitely appearing on feeds for the last 2-3 weeks 🇺🇦