Ukrainian 383rd UAV Regiment TORCHED Russias Engels-2 — 4 Tu-95MS Bombers Gone [wTDa97M1z7B]
Ukraine's 383rd UAV Regiment struck Engels-2 Air Base deep in the Volga heartland, igniting the fuel farm feeding Russia's strategic bomber fleet. Discover how a four-drone sequenced strike overwhelmed Engels-2's defenses and let fire do the rest — destroying four Tu-95MS bombers on the apron. Engels-2, Tu-95MS, 383rd UAV Regiment, long-range drone strike, Russian strategic aviation — the sanctuary that wasn't. Four drones. Seven fuel tanks ruptured. Four Tu-95MS strategic bombers destroyed or critically damaged. An estimated 800 million to 1.2 billion USD in irreplaceable aircraft gone in a single night. ConflictEast breaks down the full tactical sequence: how the regiment solved the 1,200-kilometer range problem, why they targeted fuel infrastructure instead of the aircraft themselves, how the sequenced strike overwhelmed the base's foam suppression response, and what the destruction of Engels-2's fuel farm meant for Russia's cruise missile campaign against Ukrainian cities. This is precision doctrine in action — not firepower, but system logic. The strike that ended Russia's deepest sanctuary. Conflict East brings you the latest battlefield updates, military analysis, and strategic insights from the Russia–Ukraine war. Subscribe here: In this video, we examine the latest developments, analyze the tactics used by both sides, review the weapons involved, and explain the strategic significance of the operation using publicly available information. If you enjoy factual military reporting and in-depth analysis, subscribe for daily updates. This video is created for news reporting, commentary, and educational purposes. Information is based on publicly available sources, official statements, satellite imagery, geolocated footage, and open-source intelligence (OSINT).