A military airfield in Crimea was attacked, the Russian side suffered heavy losses, and NATO may have been directly involved in the operation.
Multiple sources confirmed that in the early morning of April 17 local time, the Ukrainian army attacked the Jankoy military airfield in Crimea, and according to satellite images, Russia's 4 Su-25, 10 Mi-28 helicopters, 2 Ka-52 and 1 set of the latest S-400 may be destroyed.
Klimov, deputy chairman of the International Affairs Committee of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, believes that a military operation of this magnitude "cannot be carried out without the direct participation of NATO specialists."
In fact, NATO's entry into the war has long been no secret. But regardless of whether NATO enters the war or not, it is also a fact that the Russian army's own navy, aerospace forces, and defense systems are stretched. To put it bluntly, in such a state as the Russian army, it is almost impossible to win this war.
