Explosions in Yeysk, Russia: satellite images of aftermath released 

This was reported by Schemy.

Planet Labs satellite imagery from March 1 was released, showing the aftermath of a fire on the territory of the Russian air defense training ground, located west of the airfield in Yeysk.

It is not yet known whether the airfield itself was damaged, as the satellite has not yet recorded it.

However, there are photos of the airfield taken on February 15, where aircraft can be seen. In particular, the first photo shows two MiG-29 fighters, two Tu-134 passenger planes, six Su-34 or Su-37 fighters, two An-72 transport planes, and one Il-38 in the eastern part of the airport.

In the central part were three Il-38s, one An-72, and three Su-27s.

In the western part, there are a passenger IL-62 and three transport An-24 or An-26.

• In the evening, on October 17, a military plane crashed near a residential building in the city of Yeysk, Krasnodar Territory, Russia. A fire broke out.The plane crash killed 13 people.

• In addition, on the morning of February 26, two explosions occurred at the Machulishchy military airfield near Minsk, damaging a Russian A-50 reconnaissance UAV and snowplows. The explosions were followed by the arrival of aircraft from the Russian A-50 maintenance center. Subsequently, at least 6 people were detained on suspicion of involvement.

• The Russian A-50 reconnaissance plane at the Machulishchy airfield was attacked by two drones carrying explosives, the ByPol group reported.