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After the recent ATACMS & drone strikes on Crimea that disabled the S-400 batteries there, satellite imagery reveals multiple destroyed targets at Belbek Airbase in Crimea, Ukraine.
- 2x destroyed MiG-31K fighters
- 1x ammo warehouse
- 1x fuel storage facility
- Possible damage to Su-27/35 aircraft, and potentially 1 destroyed
Satellite imagery shows jets parked on the ramp as recently as May 1st
Other imagery shows charred ground around the revertment and possibly 1 destroyed aircraft. Jets such as Su-27s, Su-30s, and Su-35s have been seen parked. Although, it is possible that other aircraft are damaged as we know cluster ATACMS missiles were used.
A number of hours ago, explosions were reported in various areas of Crimea including Belbek Airbase, Simferopol, Sevastopol, Dzhankoy, and Gvardeyskoye. It appears that multiple types of weapons were used including drones and ATACMS.
Air defense activity was visible:
Low quality video from a fire, presumably at Belbek Airbase. It is said that an oil facility may be on fire.
Last night, Ukraine struck the Russian airbase in Belbek and destroyed the S-400 multi-function radar system there.
NASA FIRMS data shows heavy fires in the airbase overnight.
A photo emerged of an ATACMS sub-munition nearby.
Low quality night CCTV footage shows the attack and subsequent fires.
Russian Air Force affiliated source Fighterbomber says there are dead and wounded.
There are several jets parked on the ramp in recent satellite imagery, so it's possible some of them may be destroyed and/or damaged, but we don't have evidence of that yet.
