#Tu 95

On the morning of October 7, 2026, Russian forces scrambled six Tu-95 bombers from the Olenegorsk airfield. Missiles could reach Ukraine after 06:00.

On September 29, a Russian Tu-95 strategic bomber crashed in the Amur Region during a training flight, resulting in the deaths of six crew members.

A Tu-95MS strategic bomber assigned to the Ukrainka air base has crashed in Russia's Amur region, resulting in casualties and conflicting reports on the death toll.

In Saratov Oblast, an unknown man on a motorcycle fired twice at Russian Aerospace Forces Major General Varpakhovich, commander of the 22nd long-range aviation division. Two days before the assassination attempt, the SBU formally charged him in absentia with involvement in the strike on Okhmatdet.

Satellite images have recorded critical damage to a Tu-95 strategic bomber at the Engels-2 airfield. The tail section of the aircraft has been completely separated from the fuselage following a strike by Ukrainian drones. 🛰️🇺🇦🚀

🔥 SBU destroys Tu-95 strategic bomber at Engels airfield! The aircraft's tail section is completely severed, and airfield infrastructure is damaged. This is a serious blow to Russia's military potential. 🇺🇦🚀

Experts estimate the number of combat-ready Russian Tu-95s at only 20 units. After the "Spider" operation and the destruction of an aircraft in Engels, the fleet's resources have critically decreased, and Russia cannot produce new bombers. 🇺🇦✈️🚫

Zelenskyy confirmed the destruction of a Tu-95 strategic bomber in Engels by the SBU. The aircraft was used for strikes against Ukraine. On the same night, drones attacked Crimea, and maritime UAVs sank 12 shadow fleet ships within 24 hours. 🇺🇦🚀🔥