Rusia Ya No Puede Fabricar Este Avión… Ucrania Acaba de Destruir Otro

Become a member of this channel to enjoy perks: @gorillatechofficial At 02:31 on July 16, 2026, a 60-kilo, $5,000 Ukrainian drone arrived at Russia's most heavily protected airbase disguised as the very weapon Russia uses every night against Kyiv. They didn't shoot it down. It ripped the tail off a bomber that Russia stopped manufacturing in 1992 and can never replace. In this video, we reconstruct the attack of a Ukrainian Batyar drone against a Tu-95 at the Engels-2 airbase, exactly one year after the historic Operation Spider Web that destroyed over 40 Russian aircraft and eight Tu-95s in Siberia. We explain why the Tu-95 is irreplaceable: the last assembly line closed in 1992, only 90 units were ever built, and there is no factory, spare part, or new version waiting. Every loss is permanent. We analyze the Batyar: a wooden and fiberglass board with a lawnmower engine, manufactured by the Ukrainian startup DeepStrikeTech, which crosses 800 kilometers with 18 kilos of explosives for just a few thousand dollars. We detail the math that is deciding the war: a Russian strategic bomber costs millions, the Batyar costs thousands. A thousand-to-one ratio. We explain the 12-drone operation against Engels: how half of them traveled without a single gram of explosive—hollow decoys identical to the real ones, designed to make Russian defenses fire at ghosts while the real weapon—camouflaged with the exact silhouette of the Shahed that Russia launches every night—crossed in silence. We cover why the Pantsir system, designed for large, expensive targets, fails due to mathematical saturation against a swarm of cheap targets, and why Russia painted Tu-95 silhouettes on the tarmac hoping a drone would waste its attack on a patch of paint. Finally, we reconstruct the ultimate paradox: a Tu-95 can fly at over 800 km/h, but on the ground, it needs a towing tractor and more than ten minutes just to leave its parking spot. The fastest plane on the base was, that night, the slowest of all. And the final impact didn't create a Hollywood fireball: it ripped the tail right off, leaving an intact fuselage but a completely dead aircraft. This analysis covers asymmetric drone warfare, Russian strategic aviation, electronic warfare, military decoys, and the war in Ukraine. #Ukraine #Russia #Tu95 #Engels #Batyar #DeepStrikeTech #UkrainianDrones #OperationSpiderWeb #ElectronicWarfare #PantsirS1 #Saratov #StrategicBomber #UkraineWar #DroneWarfare #MilitaryTechnology #RussiaUkraine #AsymmetricWarfare #StrategicAviation #Kh101 TAGS: Tu-95 destroyed Engels, Batyar drone Ukraine, irreplaceable Russian bomber, Operation Spider Web 2025, drone decoys Ukraine, Pantsir drone saturation, DeepStrikeTech drone, Tu-95 no spare parts 1992, Engels-2 airbase attack, drone disguised as Shahed, Ukraine drone Tu-95 bomber, Russian strategic bomber destroyed, Engels air base attack, drone decoy tactics Ukraine, Tu-95 tail destroyed drone