Guerrillas Blow Up Mi-28 Attack Helicopter in Russia

A Ukrainian guerrilla has planted explosive devices under a Russian Mi-28 attack helicopter at a military base in the Tver region of Russia.

The People’s Resistance of Ukraine guerrilla movement released the footage of the operation.

To destroy the Russian helicopter, the guerrilla entered the territory of the 344th Center for Combat Use and Retraining of Army Aviation Flight Personnel, based near the city of Torzhok, Tver Region.

He planted two small explosive devices under the landing gear struts of the Mi-28, which was parked in an open lot near the runway.

The explosion of the Russian helicopter was not captured on video. The authors of the post noted that the Russian military concealed the fact of penetration into the territory of the military unit and the commission of sabotage.

Instead, the guerrillas cite the publications of local residents who reported the sounds of explosions and smoke in the area of the air base on May 31 this year as evidence of the successful completion of the operation.