Welcome back for another episode of Speak to Truth podcast. I'm your host, Matt Tardio. Ukraine launched a massive attack inside of Russia today, taking out an estimated 40 to 50% of Russian bombers over inside of Russia. All of this was done using these.

It looks like the drones were launched out of the back of flatbed trucks carrying containers

that were actually assembled over inside of Russia. There's different reports on where they could

or couldn't not have been assembled at. Ukrainian SBU actually ended up stating that this operation

was a year and a half in the making. This is a massive blow to Russia. Again, we have four separate air bases

confirmed to have been attacked with, get this, two additional ones it looks like that could

have been attacked as well. So that means that not only do we have four air bases confirmed

attacked, it looks like an additional air base and a naval base up in the Arctic Circle as well.

All of this is following two bridge collapses overnight over inside of Russia, some of them in the similar vicinity of where all of this took place.

Now it is possible that those bridge collapses could be unrelated or they could have been shaping operations

leading up to this event to further disrupt Russian supply lines and ability to respond.

Here we have some footage that the SBU ended up releasing of the drone attacks taking

place at some of these locations.

You can see the extent of damage that's actually out at the airfield.

We've got footage coming up for you from a Russian soldier that's actually sitting, I believe, on this particular airfield showing the destruction while the drones are still coming in. He's just sitting back like, what can I do? But this video footage that they ended up releasing, man. It is something like I don't think I've ever seen this before. And I remember the first time in warfare that I particularly remember drones being used.

And it was actually done by the Taliban over inside of Afghanistan.

The first time that they actually loaded explosives onto a drone and flew it up and into a U.S. military compound.

I believe that was actually back in like 2011 or 2012, if I remember right.

And now just, you know, a little over a decade later, it's amazing to see where this technology has actually evolved to.

You can literally start counting the number of aircraft that ended up getting destroyed in the field.

Now, it is said that over 50 Russian bombers have been destroyed.

I'll say that again.

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