10.09.2026
The strikes by Ukrainian defender on enemy territory on the night of September 9 were effective – the destruction of a Su-33 near the city of Anapa (Krasnodar Territory, Russia) has been confirmed. All that remained of this occupier’s plane was a pile of metal and one more or less surviving wing.
The results of the Ukrainian shelling of Russia were investigated by OSINT experts from CyberBoroshna. A fresh photo taken by a satellite was published in the community’s Telegram channel.
In the frame is the V. K. Kokkinaki International Airport “Anapa”. The location on the map can be found at the coordinates 45.0006273,37.337279.
It was there that a military target was attacked – a fourth-generation Su-33 carrier-based twin-engine fighter jet used by the occupying forces of the Russian Federation.
The enemy aircraft did not survive the encounter with the Ukrainian FP-2 UAV. As noted in “CyberBoroshny”, next to the remains of the aircraft, an excavator is visible in the photo, which was raking up the remains of the Su-33 like garbage.
What preceded
We should add that as a result of long-range strikes by the Ukrainian Defense Forces on the night of September 9 against the Krasnodar Territory of the Russian Federation, the enemy lost a number of warships in the port of Novorossiysk, including missile carriers. And in Anapa, Ukrainian soldiers also “downed” a Russian Mi-8 helicopter.
It was later determined that the drones had struck port and military infrastructure in Novorossiysk, including the ships Buyan-M, Admiral Essenen, and Admiral Makrov.
As OBOZ.UA wrote:
– In the first week of September, the Unmanned Systems Forces struck 34 energy nodes in the occupied territories of Crimea, southern and eastern Ukraine. These attacks are part of the “Crimean Switch Off” operation, which the SBS has been conducting since July 6.
– The fifth year of a full-scale war is causing significant damage to the budget of the aggressor country, Russia, and this is affecting its economy and other areas. The federal budget deficit of the Russian Federation has already reached 5.8 trillion rubles ($67.87 billion or 2.5 percent of Russia’s GDP), which is 1.5 times more than in the same period last year.