Occupants build bunkers for planes after Operation 'Web' – ISW

According to glavcom.ua: Russian terrorists are actively constructing protective structures at their airbases following the Ukrainian special operation 'Web,' which took place on June 1. According to the Institute for the Study of War, several fortified bunkers, concrete structures, and hangar-type buildings have been built at the Khalino airbase in the Kursk region. Additionally, at Sak airbase in occupied Crimea, concrete bunker-type structures have been erected.

According to Frontelligence, at Sak airbase in occupied Crimea, Russian military personnel have erected concrete bunker-type structures. The presence of concrete shelters for aircraft is also confirmed by Planet Labs' images from July 7.

However, no construction activity has been recorded at the Dzhankoy airbase in occupied Crimea. The Security Service of Ukraine carried out a complex special operation 'Web', during which more than 40 enemy aircraft were destroyed, inflicting significant damage on enemy aviation.

The special operation 'Web' was highly complex and required more than a year and a half of preparation. Initially, FPV drones were secretly delivered to Russia, followed by mobile wooden houses. The drones were concealed under the roofs of these structures and, at the right moment, were sent to targets – military airbases.

The Ukrainian special operation prompted a response from Russian terrorists, who began reinforcing their defensive structures. This indicates an increase in tension in the region and the importance of further monitoring of the situation.