On Wednesday, United States Special Forces operating behind enemy lines in Ukraine demolished six F-16 fighter jets that the Biden regime had illegally given to Volodymyr Zelensky as part of a multi-billion-dollar aid package last August, a source in General Eric M. Smith’s office told Real Raw News.
The Special Forces detachment, he added, has been in Eastern Europe for the last 18 months hunting down child traffickers and adrenochrome processing facilities, but on Tuesday night received superseding orders to suspend ongoing activities and travel at once to Dolgintsevo airbase, situated just 45 miles from the front line in southern Ukraine. Their imperative included destroying currently unrecoverable fighter jets and air-to-ground and air-to-air weapons.
The detachment’s commander, our source said, didn’t question the orders but mentioned the unlikelihood of US ordnance being stored there, for Russian drones had struck the vulnerable airfield numerous times since Vladimir Putin launched his Special Military Operation. Although it’s true that Russian Lancelot drones had attacked the base nine times since June and maintained satellite surveillance on the area—Special Forces were told by US Army Special Operations Command that hardened bunkers had been built to shield American aircraft from Russian strikes.
Special Forces, our source added, had permission to “engage at their discretion” any non-American personnel that impeded the operation. Asked whether Trump’s official return to power (the timing seemed curiously suspicious) influenced the mission, he said that General Smith drafted plans two weeks ago after White Hat intelligence showed that the F-16s had been dropping cluster and incendiary bombs on Russian villagers.
“The jets weren’t used for defense. They were killing innocent people from above. It’s our solid certainty that all assets given to Zelenskyy, gift-wrapped, serve a single purpose: create World War III. And we’re not letting that happen. Repossessing them isn’t logistically feasible at the moment, so we did the next best thing,” our source said.
He said the unit reached Dolgintsevo airbase and confirmed the presence of the fighter jets at 3:00 a.m. (local time) Wednesday. As intelligence predicted, the F-16s were beneath concrete canopies but “battle ready,” the hardpoints loaded with external fuel tanks and American AIM-9X “Sidewinder” and AIM-120C “AMRAAM” missiles. Two had been fitted with air-to-ground weapons, Mark 82 and 84 general-purpose bombs and CBU-87 cluster munitions.
The airfield was protected by a Ukrainian army foot patrol and a “technical,” military parlance for a truck or four-wheel drive vehicle modified to mount heavy weapons like a .50 machine gun. Its driver and gunner, however, were reposed in the front seats, their breath rushing out before them in the frigid night air, seemingly asleep at the wheel.
They didn’t live long. Neutralizing them and the machine gun had a concrete, telic purpose; if the weapon had been brought to bear, it would’ve chewed Special Forces to pieces. After defeating that threat, Special Forces silently dispatched seven guards patrolling the hardened aircraft shelters.
“Their being there, alive, would’ve made it impossible to complete the mission. We couldn’t risk them radioing for help,” our source said.
Explosives placed in the exhaust nozzles and cockpits detonated and ignited the jet fuel, and the conflagration rendered the F-16s utterly unserviceable.
An after-action report reviewed by Real Raw News states that Special Forces also entered an ammunition depot, where they destroyed dozens of air-to-air missiles and tens of thousands of pounds of air-to-ground ordnance.
“This was done remotely to avoid anyone being wounded or killed when all those bombs went off,” our source said. “We left a calling card, you can say, because we didn’t want Zelenskyy to pin this on Putin. We want him to know that we know what he was doing with those planes.”
According to the source, the F-16s had made numerous incursions into Russia, releasing bombs on men, women, and children in nearby border communities. It’s unclear why Russia’s integrated air defense network hadn’t detected and fired on the flights.
“The op was a success, but was only a fraction of the planes Biden gave them. We’ll find the rest and have no choice but to destroy what we can’t bring home. That goes for armor, too,” our source said.