烏克蘭版木馬屠城：無人機藏棚屋運入俄境，發動奇襲毀41架戰機 - TNL The News Lens 關鍵評論網
這是伊爾庫次克州首次出現烏克蘭無人機。根據烏克蘭安全官員說法，這項代號「蜘蛛網」的行動由澤倫斯基和烏克蘭安全局局長馬列克親自督導。若得到證實，這項行動會是烏克蘭無人機在俄烏戰爭中最具破壞力的襲擊，將是莫斯科一大挫敗。
（中央社）據烏克蘭安全官員和上傳網路影像，烏方情報機構將攜帶爆裂物的無人機藏進木製棚屋屋頂，以卡車送到深入俄羅斯境內超過4000公里處，今天對俄國基地的戰略轟炸機發動一波奇襲。
《 路透社 》 報導，這些棚屋被裝上卡車，運到俄國空軍基地周邊。烏國官員指出，棚屋屋頂金屬板可透過遙控啟動機制掀起，好讓無人機飛出進行攻擊。
❗️Photos of containers with a secret compartment for drones that attacked 🇷🇺Russian airfields today have been published pic.twitter.com/U9M3PHbD7X — 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) June 1, 2025
🎥 Footage shows Ukraine's large-scale drone strike on Russian airfields Olenya, Ivanovo, Dyagilevo and Belaya, reportedly damaging over 40 bomber jets
👉 Russia confirms the attack, reporting that there are no casualties among military or civilian personnel… pic.twitter.com/mB0XE37foK — Anadolu English (@anadoluagency) June 1, 2025
不願意具名的這名安全官員表示，無人機昨（1）日對4座俄羅斯空軍基地發動襲擊，一共擊中41架戰機。 《 路透社 》 目前無法獨立查證這項說法。
《 法新社 》 報導，烏克蘭安全局（SBU）昨天表示，價值計達70億美元的俄羅斯軍機遇襲。該機構在社群媒體發文說：「70億美元，這是今天被擊中的敵人戰略飛機估計的成本，是烏克蘭安全局特別行動的成果。」
俄羅斯社群媒體上未經證實的影片和照片顯示，西伯利亞伊爾庫次克州（Irkutsk）貝拉雅（Belaya）空軍基地內的俄羅斯戰略轟炸機起火燃燒。當地距烏克蘭邊界超過4000公里。
據 《 美聯社 》 報導，烏克蘭官員指出，這項攻擊計畫的執行費時超過一年半，由總統澤倫斯基（Volodymyr Zelenskyy）親自督導。
伊爾庫次克州州長科布澤夫（Igor Kobzev）表示，離貝拉雅基地不遠的斯列德尼村（Sredny）附近一個軍事單位遭無人機攻擊，不過他並未具體說明攻擊目標為何。科布澤夫表示，這些無人機是從一部卡車上發射。
❗️The 🇷🇺Russians are also publishing footage of FPV drones taking off from truck containers that attacked Russian airfields. pic.twitter.com/mVpkaRNZEO — 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) June 1, 2025
他還說，這是伊爾庫次克州首次出現烏克蘭無人機。
根據烏克蘭安全官員說法，這項代號「蜘蛛網」（Spider's Web）的行動由澤倫斯基和烏克蘭安全局局長馬列克（Vasyl Maliuk）親自督導。
若得到證實，這項行動會是烏克蘭無人機在俄烏戰爭中最具破壞力的襲擊，將是莫斯科一大挫敗。
《 法新社 》 報導，在烏克蘭大規模無人機攻擊行動後，俄羅斯方面昨天也已證實有數架軍機「起火」，並表示嫌疑人已遭拘捕。
俄羅斯國防部在通訊平台Telegram上表示：「在莫曼斯克州（Murmansk）和伊爾庫次克州，第一人稱視角（FPV）無人機從緊鄰機場地區發射後，有數架飛機起火。」俄國國防部還說，目前並未傳出人員傷亡，已經逮捕數名「參與者」。 新聞來源 烏克蘭版木馬屠城 無人機藏棚屋頂運入俄境襲41架戰機[影]（中央社） 延伸閱讀
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