Kyivindependent Russian Fighter Jets Targeted by Drones Amid Escalating Conflict
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- •Ukrainian drones targeted Russian fighter jets at an airfield in Adygea.
- •51% of Russian oil refining capacity has been damaged, affecting military supplies.
- •Russia is reportedly preparing to recruit North Korean military personnel.
On October 4, 2026, Ukrainian drones struck Russian Su-35 and Su-34 fighter jets at an airfield in Adygea, approximately 500 kilometers from Ukraine. This operation was conducted by the SBU's Alpha special operations unit and marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict. Concurrently, Defense Minister Yevhen Khmara reported that 51% of Russia's oil refining capacity has been damaged, impacting its military supply capabilities. The attacks follow recent Russian drone strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure, including multiple attacks on Kyiv's bridges. President Zelensky has warned of Russia's plans to recruit 10,000 North Korean military personnel to support its operations against Ukraine. The situation remains tense, with ongoing drone strikes and military engagements reported across the region.
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