THIS is the moment a smuggled Ukrainian drone launched from the roof of a lorry — and blitzed a Russian Tu-22M3 bomber in a direct hit.
The incredible footage, part of Ukraine’s covert “Operation Spiderweb,” tracks the FPV drone from launch to impact in stunning detail.
It shows the drone lifting off from the top of what appears to be a transport vehicle — camouflaged as part of everyday infrastructure.
The FPV is then seen skimming across enemy territory and diving into a high-value target at Russia’s Belaya airfield.
As the drone approaches, smoke can be seen rising from previous attacks, illustrating the aftermath of a calculated assault that has devastated Russia’s long-range air force.
The operation is part of a broader, high-stakes initiative that has left a path of destruction across four of Russia’s strategic air bases, namely Olenya, Ivanovo, Dyagilevo, and Belaya.
“This operation was directly overseen by the Head of the SBU, Vasyl Malyuk, under the orders of the President of Ukraine, Supreme Commander-in-Chief Volodymyr Zelensky,” the SBU confirmed.
The Operation delivered a staggering $7 billion blow to Vladimir Putin’s long-range bomber fleet – responsible for relentless missile assaults on Ukrainian cities.
Operation Spiderweb wasn’t just a lucky hit – it was a meticulously planned sting, months in the making.
