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Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and getting it.

Ukraine landing a punishing blow against Russia with a surprise drone attack, dubbed Operation Spider-Web.

More than 40 aircraft ablaze after the highly sophisticated operation was launched

Sunday, the attack that was a year and a half in the planning. The drones were transported

to Russia inside what looked to be shipping containers with retractable ruse that could be opened

remotely. The drones flying out on their mission. The Ukrainians did not inform the U.S. ahead of time.

The high-tech planes worth billions of dollars now in ruins and will take years to replace.

It looks like around 30% or higher of their strategic bombers were destroyed.

Some of these drones were as low as $500, taking out million-dollar aircraft.

$500 drones taking out multi-million dollar aircraft,

a third of their strategic bombers blown up.

Russia's Pearl Harbor, some people are calling it,

an amazing attack from Ukraine.

The way they got the drones into the country

and then had them in these

crates in which the lid automatically opened up and the drones flew out.

According to Zelensky yesterday, they'd been planning this for a year and a half.

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