This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Batchelor.

The Financial Times headline, an epic failure, in quotes. Russia reels from surprise Ukrainian attack on bomber fleet. Subhead.

Audacious drone raid threatens Moscow's military operations,

exposes vulnerability deep within its territory.

Gregory, we're looking at an elaborate operation, and it had a code name, where we're told,

this is what we have.

Drones, explosive suicide drones, were transported near airfields by perhaps unwitting truck drivers.

They were concealed in what we're told as a shed.

And that at a certain point, and this part is not filled in, the Ukrainian forces, this was their Secret Service, SBU, ignited the drones, and they attacked bombers parked on the tarmac,

one after one after one. And we have a video of the matter, and in the middle of the screen

of one video I've seen, fail safe have a video of the matter, and in the middle of the screen of one video I've seen,

fail-safe, perhaps referring to the 1964 apocalyptic thriller, fail-safe, which ended in catastrophe for both sides.

Moscow was destroyed and New York was destroyed.

I set that aside for the moment and talk about this attack on the Russian bombers

being an epic failure of Russian defenses.

At the same time, we have within these last hours reports that the Kirsten Bridge

that knits together Mother Russia with the Crimea has been attacked successfully.

There's a video showing a piece of it coming down.

I validate none of this.

And more, the first three reports are wrong.

I'm just giving what we have on video from London.

Both attacks look like provocations. Both attacks look like Ukraine is looking

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