Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/eee3TCckEyx.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Ukrainian Drones STRIKE Russias Most Secretive Strategic Bomber Base — Then THIS Happened... [PAolptTN7Hk] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT 86 Ukrainian drones fly 600km into Russia and strike Engels-2 — the bomber base that launches cruise missiles at Kyiv. 5 Tu-95 bombers destroyed. 100+ KH-101 missiles burned on the ground. One woman's 14-month listening operation. At first, Russia believes Engels-2 is untouchable — 600km deep, protected by S-300, S-400, and Pantsir-S1 batteries across three oblasts. But Iryna is not looking at the defenses. She is listening to the bomber crews, tracking their loading schedules, and counting the hours until 128 cruise missiles are sitting exposed on the tarmac. Then 86 drones arrive in five cascading waves, each one draining the air defense system before the next wave hits. But the real impact goes far beyond burning bombers. Every Tu-95 destroyed is irreplaceable — out of production since the 1980s. And 100 cruise missiles that were targeted at Ukrainian homes tonight will never leave the ground. Russia just bombed Kyiv with ballistic missiles. What should Ukraine strike next — the remaining bomber bases, the missile factories, or the command centers? Drop your answer below. 🔔 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next battlefield breakdown. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video presents a hypothetical military scenario for educational and entertainment purposes. All events, characters, and operations are entirely fictional. Real weapons, locations, and military concepts are referenced for realism only. This channel has no access to classified information. xRbDAmmicVl LcKUGXG9nFR KOnSxsP7Dbb ozXa11YxwpC pf4BzrS9Knn
86 Ukrainian drones fly 600km into Russia and strike Engels-2 — the bomber base that launches cruise missiles at Kyiv. 5 Tu-95 bombers destroyed. 100+ KH-101 missiles burned on the ground. One woman's 14-month listening operation. At first, Russia believes Engels-2 is untouchable — 600km deep, protected by S-300, S-400, and Pantsir-S1 batteries across three oblasts. But Iryna is not looking at the defenses. She is listening to the bomber crews, tracking their loading schedules, and counting the hours until 128 cruise missiles are sitting exposed on the tarmac. Then 86 drones arrive in five cascading waves, each one draining the air defense system before the next wave hits. But the real impact goes far beyond burning bombers. Every Tu-95 destroyed is irreplaceable — out of production since the 1980s. And 100 cruise missiles that were targeted at Ukrainian homes tonight will never leave the ground. Russia just bombed Kyiv with ballistic missiles. What should Ukraine strike next — the remaining bomber bases, the missile factories, or the command centers? Drop your answer below. 🔔 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next battlefield breakdown. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video presents a hypothetical military scenario for educational and entertainment purposes. All events, characters, and operations are entirely fictional. Real weapons, locations, and military concepts are referenced for realism only. This channel has no access to classified information. xRbDAmmicVl LcKUGXG9nFR KOnSxsP7Dbb ozXa11YxwpC pf4BzrS9Knn