Night attack on Tu-160 bomber factory, Russian army quickly fired 86 missiles to intercept: Russia's

Night attack on the Tu-160 bomber factory

In a 1,400-kilometer raid, a large number of Ukrainian drones penetrated the border and launched a saturation raid on the Kazan bomber manufacturing plant in central Russia. The Ukrainian army launched a full-scale attack on the Russian Tu-22M3 Backfire supersonic bomber and Tu-160 Blackjack strategic bomber factories.

This simply broke Russia's red line, and had already begun to attack the strategic bomber factory of Russia's triad strategic nuclear force. Nearly a hundred drones suddenly rushed in and launched a large-scale attack.

Russian media Astra released a video of a fire at the Gorbunov Aircraft Factory in Kazan. It is reported that a Ukrainian military drone hit an oil tank at the Gorbunov Aircraft Factory in Kazan.

The Russian air defense missile unit launched 86 air defense missiles in a frantic interception. The Ukrainian army also attacked the Borisoglebsk military airport in Russia, where Russian Tu-22 and Tu-160 bombers responsible for air strikes on Ukrainian targets were stationed.

It is reported that an oil depot at the Russian military's Borisoglebsk military airport was hit. Ukrainian drones also attacked the oil depot of the Kaluga Oil Products Joint Stock Company near Lyudinovo in Kaluga Oblast, Russia, which caused an explosive fire.

Ukrainian Army Commander-in-Chief Silsky said he had ordered the Ukrainian army to launch a comprehensive strike against Russian military facilities, including refineries and facilities producing ammunition, missile components and dual-use products.

Because only by attacking Russian military factories, oil refineries and ammunition depots can the Russian army's offensive capabilities be reduced. After repeated strikes, the sharpness and fierceness of the Russian army's offensive on the front line are decreasing.

Since January 2025, in 21 days, the Ukrainian army has attacked Russian refineries and energy facilities 11 times. On January 4, the Ukrainian army drone flew 900 kilometers at an ultra-low altitude and attacked the energy facilities in Leningrad Oblast, Russia for the first time.

On January 8, Ukrainian drones attacked the fuel center of Engels Air Force Base, an important bomber base in northern Russia, causing a fire that broke out for six consecutive days. On January 10, Ukrainian drones attacked Rostov, causing a fire.

On January 11, Ukrainian drones attacked the port area of Novorossiysk across the sea. On January 14, Ukrainian drones attacked the fuel center of Engels Air Force Base, a bomber base, again, causing a fire that lasted for three days. At the same time, they attacked the Bryansk Chemical Plant and the Saratoga Refinery.

On January 15, drones hit an energy warehouse in Voronezh Oblast, Russia, and on January 16, they attacked the Tambov Military Factory, which specializes in producing high-performance explosives for the Russian Iskander ballistic missiles and rockets. On January 17, a third attack was launched on the fuel center of Engels Air Force Base, an important bomber base in northern Russia, and the remaining fuel storage tanks.

On January 18, it attacked the Kaluga energy base, and on January 20, it penetrated more than 1,400 kilometers into Russian territory and attacked the Gorbunov plant for Tu-22M3 bombers and Tu-160 strategic bombers in Kazan, as well as a fuel depot.

On January 21, Ukrainian drones attacked the Smolensk military-industrial complex Smolensk Aviation Plant and the Liskinsky Raion energy facility, as well as the Saratovorgsintez chemical plant in the Russian city of Saratov.

Ukraine crosses Russia's nuclear war red line almost every day. According to Russia's nuclear war theory, the Russian army can already launch a tactical nuclear strike against Ukraine.

The more difficult the situation of the Ukrainian army on the Donbass front and the more shaky the defense line, the more the Ukrainian army relies on long-range drones to attack Russian targets on the mainland to increase its bargaining chips.

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Zelensky attends Davos forum

Zelensky attended the Davos Forum just when Trump became the US president. Zelensky said that in the summer of 2024, one of the negotiating conditions given by Russia is that the Ukrainian army must reduce its troops by 80%, that is, from the current 880,000 to 170,000.

Zelensky said that this request would not be allowed, as Ukraine would lose its ability to resist Russian attacks. At the same time, Zelensky said that in order to confront Russia, the Iron Dome defense system must be fully deployed.

At the same time, Europe cannot buy natural gas from Russia and strengthen Russia's military power while expecting the United States to provide security guarantees. Europe must achieve energy independence. Europe's security cannot be entirely based on Russia's goodwill and Putin's death one day.

However, now that the Ukrainian army's defense line has been broken into pieces, Russia will not even give Ukraine such conditions. In modern wars, four years is generally the limit, and the third year is the turning point to see who can't hold on.

This year will be a real extreme war. Russia and Ukraine are now exhausted and at their limit. Whoever can't hold on will lose everything. Therefore, 2025 is very critical. Russia is already very weak, but it doesn't want to lose in Ukraine.

Now Ukraine's troops and military aid can no longer keep up with the battlefield consumption. Russia has all the military consumables, and the whole country has become a war machine and started to operate. There are also millions of North Korean workers and military industry to fully support. On the battlefield, the Russian army's firepower and bombing are more than 10 times that of the Ukrainian army.