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- 1Russian Warplanes Worth $300 Million Destroyed in Neptune Missile Strike●Russia Lost $300 Million in Warplanes from Neptune Missile Strike
Russia is reported to have lost around $300 million in warplanes after a strike using Neptune missiles, the Ukrainian-made weapon that famously sank the cruiser Moskva in 2022. Commentators are highlighting the damage as a significant material and symbolic blow, underlining Ukraine's growing ability to hit Russian military aircraft even without Western-supplied long-range systems.
- 2Ukraine says Neptune missiles hit six Russian Su-34 bombers●# Ukraine hits 6 russian Su-34 bomber jets with Neptune missile, military says. The attack was carried out with the Nept
Ukraine's military says it struck six Russian Su-34 bomber jets using the Neptune coastal missile system, according to an announcement reported by the Kyiv Independent and shared widely online. Ukraine's naval forces carried out the attack. If confirmed, it would be a significant blow to Russia's air power, and observers are awaiting independent verification of the scale of the damage.
- 3Satellite Images Show Wrecked Russian Su-34s After Neptune Strike▼Satellite Images Reveal What’s Left of Russian Su-34s After Ukraine’s Neptune Strike
Ukraine struck Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers using its Neptune missile system, and newly released satellite images show the extent of the damage to the aircraft. The images offer independent confirmation of the strike's effectiveness against one of Russia's key frontline warplanes, and the attack is being widely discussed as another example of Ukrainian long-range precision capabilities.