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Drone attacks are a common occurrence between the two countries since the war began but what is interesting to note was the distance the drone covered to strike its target.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on May 15 claimed drone attacks by Kyiv destroyed a Russian Be-200PS amphibious aircraft at the Yeysk military airfield. Making the claims Zelensky shared a black and white footage that shows a drone hurtling towards the Russian aircraft parked on a military airfield. While a second drone captures the Russian Be-200PS amphibious aircraft in flames.
According to Zelenskyy the strike was in response to a string of deadly Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine this week.
Drone attacks are a common occurrence between the two countries since the war began but what is interesting to note was the distance the drone covered to strike its target.
According to the Ukrainian president, the drone traversed a distance of nearly 1,000 kilometres (620 miles) to strike the Russian Be-200PS amphibious aircraft at the Yeysk military airfield.
The loss of the aircraft that cost around $40m (£30m), as reported by the Telegraph is significant for Russia. Since being first flown in 1998 only 20 have reportedly been built so far.