Russia appeared to suffer its biggest loss of aircraft in a single day since the Second World War as fresh analysis of explosions at an airbase in occupied Crimea contradicted Moscow’s claim that no jets had been destroyed.
A review of satellite images revealed at least 10 planes had been destroyed or seriously damaged by the series of blasts that rocked the Saki airbase in Novofedorivka on Tuesday afternoon.
Military analysts predicted the full extent of the damage sustained by Russia’s air force was still yet to be learned, with some suggesting Moscow could have lost as many as 20 jets in the attack.
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