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Kola peninsula Russian strategic long-range bomber force.
"Satellite image shows 16 strategic bombers deployed to Kola Peninsula"
"Packed to capacity: All aprons along the runway at Olenya Air Base are now occupied by Russia’s largest and heaviest combat aircraft, a satellite image from this week reveal."
From https://thebarentsobserver.com | the article by Thomas Nilsen | May 13, 2023.
Photo courtesy @MT_Anderson. Tu-95 Bear. Tu-160 Blackjack. Tu-22 Backfire. Il-78 Midas. An-22 Cock. Russian long-range strategic bomber warplanes the airfield Olenya, Kola peninsula. A very significant portion of the Russian manned bomber force moved to a point BEYOND the range of Ukrainian Tu-141 drones configured in the attack mode.
"Located only 200 km [120 miles] from NATO-members Finland and Norway, Olenya Air Base is closely watched by military analysts. The 3,500 m [about 11,000 feet] runway normally serves a small fleet of elderly Tu-22M supersonic bombers and a few An-12 military transport planes."
YES! Beyond the range of Ukrainian Tu-141 drone in the attack mode BUT all clustered in one spot at one time, wing-tip to wing-tip it seems. Even MORE susceptible to massive damage and destruction from attack than before? One plane goes up, a whole bunch of them go up as well?
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