The armed forces of Ukraine used a cunning tactic in the attack on the military airport in Dzhankoy, Crimea. They aimed at secondary objects in order to hit the main target – the planes, writes Defense Express, quoted by “Focus”.
Radio Liberty’s Schemes project published satellite images of the airport in the temporarily occupied Dzhankoy on the night of April 17, 2024. As follows from these images, as of April 19, 2024, the Russian military has removed all aircraft from this airport, including these , which could be damaged by a missile strike.
After the aircraft were moved, impacts and destruction were clearly visible not only on the platform with launchers and radars of the S-400 complex, but also on the platforms where various types of ammunition were stored. At the same time, traces of explosions can also be observed after the secondary detonation of the ammunition.
The essence of this strategy can be described as follows – to hit (at first glance) secondary objects in order to accelerate the elimination of the main target. The armed forces could specifically target objects – air defense systems and ammunition, given that a secondary detonation could simultaneously significantly damage the planes at the airport, the Ukrainian media concluded.
After the successful attack of the Air Force, another goal was achieved – a “closed access zone” was created at the Dzhankoy airport for the Russians, in which they, at least temporarily, do not have the opportunity to use their aviation in the war against Ukraine.
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