'Run!': Panic Breaks Out After UAV Attack On Aviation Centre In Voronezh

The reaction of Russians has been shown on video.

On the night of April 9, drones attacked the Borisoglebsk aviation training centre named after V. P. Chkalov in Voronezh region of the Russian Federation.

According to the Astra Telegram channel with reference to the region's emergency services, on the night of April 9, 2 drones attacked the Borisoglebsk aviation training centre.

As emphasised in the message, both drones exploded. As a result of the attack, the facade of the building and windows were damaged, there were no casualties.

At the same time, the video showing the moment of the UAV attack on the Borisoglebsk aviation training centre in Voronezh region was posted on the web.

On What MID Says

The strike on the Borisoglebsk aviation training centre was confirmed by the sources of Channel 24 in the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defence. It is noted that the MID clarifies the consequences of the fly-ins in Voronezh region.

"Telegram channels note that on April 9, two UAVs attacked the Borisoglebsk aviation training centre, located in the settlement of the same name east of Voronezh. This is reported by Channel 24, which has also contacted sources in the MID," the report said.

According to the source of "Ukrainska Pravda" in the MID, this is an operation of military intelligence of Ukraine. Regarding the consequences - according to preliminary data, the main production shop was hit.

According to the interlocutor of the UP, the information that the drones were shot down by Russian air defence is not true.

On What Is Known About Borisoglebsk Aviation Training Centre

The Borisoglebsk aviation training centre named after V.P. Chkalov is a pilot training institution (USSR, Russian Federation), located in the town of Borisoglebsk. It was founded in 1922 to train fighter pilots, pilots and bomber pilots. Since 2010 - the Aviation Training Centre for training front-line bomber and attack aviation personnel. Since 2012 - the Borisoglebsk Aviation Training Base of the Air Force Academy.