Missile strikes caused a complete shutdown of the airport’s operational activity.
In the northeast, a building was destroyed. In the east, hangar facilities were damaged.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇮🇷 Tabriz International Airport as of March 3, 11:45 UTC
On March 1, the Israel Defense Forces destroyed F-4 and F-5 at this airport, as seen in satellite imagery.
There are at least 12 craters from missile strikes on the runway and taxiways.
Two Tu-95MS from Engels-2 Air Base, which had arrived from Olenya Air Base, were redeployed to Ukrainka Air Base.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Ukrainka Air Base as of February 28, 03:13 UTC
The air base housed 37 Tu-95MS (Bear-H), 7 Tu-160 (Blackjack), 1 Il-78M (Midas), and 1 Il-22 (Coot-B).
One Tu-95MS from Olenya Air Base was redeployed to Ukrainka Air Base.
Today, another Tu-95MS from Olenya Air Base was redeployed to Ukrainka Air Base after the image was captured.
Two Tu-160 were redeployed from Belaya Air Base to Ukrainka Air Base after participating in a combat mission.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Ukrainka Air Base as of February 28, 03:13 UTC
The air base housed 34 Tu-95MS (Bear-H), 7 Tu-160 (Blackjack), 1 Il-78M (Midas), and 1 Il-22 (Coot-B).
One Tu-95MS was redeployed from Belaya Air Base to Ukrainka Air Base.
Su-35S belonging to the Russian Knights aerobatic team were used. In response to the flight, two F-35s were scrambled from Evenes Air Station of the Royal Norwegian Air Force.
An Il-38 from Severomorsk-1 Air Base maintained communications with an Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate and the cruiser Marshal Ustinov.
Fuel support was provided by two Il-78M from Vorkuta Sovetskiy Air Base. Fighter support was provided by Su-35S equipped with R-77 and R-60 missiles.
Yesterday, three Tu-95MS from the Olenya Air Base conducted a seven-hour training mission over the Barents Sea as a demonstration of combat capabilities in the Arctic region.
Su-34 arrived at the base this week and are carrying out guided aerial bomb strikes against Ukraine.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Bagay-Baranovka Air Base as of February 27, 11:48 UTC
The air base housed 5 Su-34 (Fullback), 5 Su-24 (Fencer), 1 An-26 (Curl), and 1 Mi-26 (Halo).
The base that was officially used as a testing facility is now servicing Su-24 and Su-34 for combat missions.
On February 26, one Tu-95MS redeployed from Belaya Air Base to Engels-2 Air Base and later to Olenya Air Base on a combat mission.
Yesterday, two more Il-76MD landed at Engels-2 Air Base.
On February 26, two Tu-160s flew from Belaya Air Base to Engels-2 Air Base on a combat mission and then returned back.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Engels-2 Air Base as of February 27, 12:03 UTC
The air base housed 2 Tu-95MS (Bear-H), 1 Tu-160 (Blackjack), 1 An-124-100 (Condor), 1 Il-76MD (Candid), and 7 Su-34 (Fullback).
Today, one An-124-100 and one Il-76MD arrived at Engels-2 Air Base.
Tonight, one Tu-95MS and one Tu-160 were redeployed from Belaya Air Base to Engels-2 Air Base.
Another Tu-160 is currently being redeployed from Belaya Air Base to Engels-2 Air Base.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Belaya Air Base as of February 25, 04:35 UTC
The air base housed 2 Tu-95MS (Bear-H), 1 Tu-160 (Blackjack), 39 Tu-22M3 (Backfire-C), 2 Il-76MD/Il-78M (Candid or Midas), 1 An-12 (Cub), and 4 An-26/30 (Curl or Clank).
Today marks four years of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
We honor and remember with eternal gratitude all who gave their lives for our country.
We continue to support our Motherland. We stand with Ukraine. Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
Tonight, two Tu-95MS were redeployed from Olenya Air Base to Belaya Air Base and were being serviced at the time the image was taken.
Yesterday, after participating in a combat mission, two Tu-160 from Engels Air Base and Ukrainka Air Base were redeployed to Belaya Air Base.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Belaya Air Base as of February 23, 04:34 UTC
The air base housed 3 Tu-95MS (Bear-H), 2 Tu-160 (Blackjack), ~35 Tu-22M3 (Backfire-C),1 Il-76MD (Candid) and 2 Il-78M (Midas).
On January 30, one Tu-160 from Yelizovo Airport was redeployed to Ukrainka Air Base.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Yelizovo Airport as of February 23, 03:39 UTC
The airport housed 1 Tu-160 (Blackjack), and 1 A-50U (Mainstay).
The A-50U arrived within two hours before the image was taken and will soon be used in joint exercises.
One Tu-160 from Ukrainka Air Base was redeployed to Engels-2 Air Base.
On February 18 and 19, two Tu-95MS from Olenya Air Base and one Tu-95MS from Engels-2 Air Base were redeployed to Ukrainka Air Base.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Ukrainka Air Base as of February 21, 02:26 UTC
The air base housed 34 Tu-95MS (Bear-H), 7 Tu-160 (Blackjack), 1 Il-78M (Midas), and 1 Il-22 (Coot-B).
Today, four Tu-95MS from Ukrainka Air Base were redeployed: three to Olenya Air Base and one to Engels-2 Air Base.
Two new Tu-160s took their places and continue the modernization and repair program.
Yesterday, one Tu-22M3 from Borisoglebskoye Airfield redeployed to Akhtubinsk Air Base and returned back.
Also yesterday, one of the Tu-160s conducted a test flight, while the other was pushed back.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Borisoglebskoye Airfield as of February 18, 08:03 UTC
The airfield housed 3 Tu-160 (Blackjack), 4 Tu-22M3 (Backfire-C), 7 Tu-214, 3 Mi-8 (Hip), 1 Ka-52 (Hokum), and 1 Mi-24 (Hind).
In February, two Tu-160s from Borisoglebskoye Airfield were redeployed to Ukrainka Air Base.
The A-50U carries out reconnaissance missions in northern Russia, in particular joint exercises with other aircraft.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Vorkuta Sovetskiy Air Base as of February 17, 07:26 UTC
The air base housed 1 A-50U (Mainstay), and 1 An-12 (Cub).
On February 13, an Il-78M (RF-94281, Blue 78) and an An-26 arrived and remained there until February 16 for joint exercises.
One Tu-160, which may have been at Olenya Air Base yesterday, was redeployed to Ukrainka Air Base.
🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Olenya Air Base as of February 18, 06:51 UTC
The air base housed 3 Tu-95MS (Bear-H), 34 Tu-22M3 (Backfire-C), 1 Il-78M (Midas), and 2 An-12 (Cub).
Two Tu-95MS, after participating in a combat mission, returned to Olenya Air Base and are still there.
