A Be-200 reduced to nothing. Crumpled flat. Just a wet spot.

A Be-200 reduced to nothing. Crumpled flat. Just a wet spot.

This is Yeysk, 130 km from territory controlled by Ukraine, just for a second.

Work: 1st Separate Center of the SBS of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Video (1): Robert "Madyar" Brovdi

Satellite (2): AviVector

Thanks for the tip to "CyberBoroshno"

P.S. I saw some Z-types doing damage control, saying it was an already faulty aircraft fit only for spare parts anyway :)

First, they usually keep faulty aircraft outside the runway area, as in image (3) - this is Yeysk airfield on Google Maps, a little east of the place where the Be-200 was hit.

Second, under the destroyed Be-200 there seems to be a trace as if from a fuel spill (image 2), and if there was fuel in the tank, then most likely the aircraft was ready for flights.

No, there are every reason to believe that a serviceable aircraft was destroyed. Would also be good to see what’s up with the Ka-27...