Ukrainian Navy Destroys Six Russian Su-34M Bombers at Borisoglebsk Airfield Using Neptune Coastal Missile System
On October 15, 2026, Ukrainian Navy forces launched a strike using the Neptune coastal missile system against the Russian military airfield Borisoglebsk in Voronezh Oblast, destroying six Su-34M bombers. The attack was announced on Facebook by Ukrainian forces and described as a 'highly precise strike' by Ukrainska Pravda.
Where Sources Diverge
The exact date of the attack is reported as October 15, 2026, by both sources.
The attack occurred overnight on October 15, 2026.
The strike was executed during the night of October 15th.
The number of bombers destroyed is reported as six by both sources.
They managed to destroy six Russian Su-34M bombers.
The destruction of six modern Russian fighter jets Su-34M.
The method of attack is described as a 'highly precise strike' by one source.
A highly precise strike executed during the night.
The attack was conducted using the Neptune coastal missile system.
The source of the announcement is reported as Facebook by one source.
They announced on Facebook that they managed to destroy six Russian Su-34M bombers.
Ukrainian Navy forces announced on Thursday the destruction of six modern Russian fighter jets.
Sources
The Ukrainian Navy launched an attack using the Neptune coastal missile system on the Russian military airfield Borisoglebsk in Voronezh Oblast overnight on Thursday. They announced on Facebook that they managed to destroy six Russian Su-34M bombers.
Ukrainian Navy forces announced on Thursday the destruction of six modern Russian fighter jets Su-34M following a highly precise strike executed during the night of October 15th on the military airfield Borisoglebsk, located in the Voronezh region of the Russian Federation, reports Ukrainska Pravda.