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Ukraine says it destroyed one Russian military jet, damaged four in Crimea

CRIMEA, AUG 4 – Ukraine's Security Service destroyed one Su-30SM jet valued up to $50 million and damaged four other aircraft in a strike that also hit an aviation weapons depot, weakening Russian capabilities.

  • On August 4, Ukraine's Security Service conducted a drone strike on the Russian military airfield in Saky, Crimea, destroying one Su-30SM jet and hitting three Su-24 bombers and an ammunition depot.
  • The strike occurred as part of continued Ukrainian operations intended to weaken Russia's military capacity amid escalating cross-border attacks and drone warfare.
  • Separately, a Ukrainian drone strike hit the Archeda railway station located in Volgograd Oblast, leading to disruptions in rail services and the temporary closure of a nearby regional airport close to the Russia-Ukraine border.
  • Ukraine claims it destroyed 41 Russian aircraft in recent operations, while Moscow disputes these figures and has not released precise damage assessments.
  • In response to increased Russian air assaults, the Netherlands pledged approximately $579 million worth of U.S.-made defense equipment to Ukraine, including components of the Patriot missile system, a move supported by President Zelensky as an important measure to bolster the country’s air defenses against Russian threats.
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Ukraine hit an airfield in Saky, Crimea annexed, and hit no fewer than five Russian fighter aircraft frequently used to attack Ukraine.

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In recent days, Ukrainian drones have increasingly attacked Russian air bases and industrial facilities. Several strategically important military bases have been destroyed. A military airport has also been hit.

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The Ukrainian security service announced on Monday that its drones struck five Russian fighter aircraft on the night of 4 August at the Saky air base in Crimea.

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n-tv.de broke the news in on Sunday, August 3, 2025.
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