Ukrainian Drones STRIKE Russia’s Air Base Near the Border — Then THIS Happened...

At 5:15 a.m. over the Sumy–Kursk border, 28 Ukrainian FP-2 attack drones descend to low altitude and race toward Russia’s Khalino Air Base, where Su-35 and Su-30 fighters and Su-34 tactical bombers are preparing for operations.

But the approach corridor is already covered by Russian 2S38 anti-aircraft guns. What appears to be a deadly ambush soon becomes part of a larger Ukrainian plan: expose the hidden air defenses, eliminate the firing positions, penetrate a powerful Krasukha-4 electronic-warfare barrier, and open a path toward the airfield.

Russia responds by using the Steel Border electronic-intelligence unit to trace the Ukrainian control signals back to their source. As Russian FPVs and artillery close in on the operators’ bunker, the surviving FP-2s reach Khalino and divide their targets. Autonomous drones lock onto the fuel depot, hangars, operations building, and runway, while manually guided UAVs pursue moving aircraft and refueling vehicles.

The final minutes become a race between two strikes: Ukraine’s attack on the air base and Russia’s attempt to destroy the people controlling it. Only a few seconds will decide which side lands the final blow first.