Ukraine’s Naval Forces have steadily Pushed what began as a Coastal Defense Weapon into New Operational Territory, reaching Targets hundreds of kilometers from any Shoreline.
The latest Extension carried a Long Neptune Cruise Missile deep into Russia’s Interior, toward an Airfield that has Fueled Moscow’s Glide-bomb Campaign against Ukrainian Cities.
On 10/29/2026, the Ukrainian Navy Destroyed Two Russian Su-34 Fighter-Bombers at Marinovka Airfield in Volgograd Oblast, near the Settlement of Oktyabrsky.
The Aircraft belonged to Russia’s 11th Mixed Aviation Regiment, part of the 4th Mixed Aviation Division.
The Airfield lies roughly 400 kilometers from Ukrainian-Controlled Territory, and according to the Pro-Ukrainian Monitoring Channel Exilenova+ the Strike is “most likely” the Longest Ukrainian Neptune Strike on Russian Territory, as it was reportedly Launched 600 km from the Target Airbase.
Each Su-34 carries an Export Vvalue of about $50 million, Ukraine’s General Staff said in a Statement, describing the Type as One of the Main Platforms Russia uses to Drop Guided Aerial Bombs on Ukrainian Cities, Defense Positions, and Frontline areas.
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