SBU destroyed 41 Russian aircraft in the operation 'Web': how the unique mission was prepared

The Head of the SBU, Vasyl Maliuk, emphasized that the operation 'Web' was successful thanks to a combination of intelligence and technical components. This unique symbiosis allowed for the achievement of several important goals, including the defeat of a third of the enemy's strategic aviation.

According to Maliuk, the operation included logistics, intelligence work, and a technical component. During the implementation of the plan, the SBU created a company in Russia to ensure the delivery of supplies to the enemy's rear. During the operation, it was necessary to solve various tasks, including organizing the transportation of goods and returning agents to Ukraine.

'Each of the hunting lodges is completely autonomous. They were equipped with EcoFlow batteries, solar panels, and other groups of goods. This allowed for the continuous recharging of drones. We went through 'seven circles of hell' to achieve the result.'

The video of the operation shows how Russia attempts to protect aircraft from strikes by Ukrainian drones using car tires. Despite such tactics, the operation 'Web' turned out to be successful and effective.

This news recounts the successful operation 'Web' carried out by the SBU. It involved intelligence work and a technical component, which made it possible to achieve important goals, particularly the defeat of a third of the Russian strategic aviation. The details of the operation, including logistics and tasks that had to be solved, underline the complexity and effectiveness of the actions taken.