 Kamikaze drone destroying Su-25 warplane in Ukraine, a Russian Kamikaze drone has destroyed a Ukrainian warplane stationed behind the front lines of the ongoing conflict according to a new video shared on social media. Several Russian telegram channels covering the ongoing war shared a clip purporting to show a land-set unmanned aerial drone hitting a Soviet era Su-25 close air support jet at Dolgansevo airbase near Krivoi Rog in Ukraine's Nepropetrovsk region. The video, which was shot both from the loitering munition itself and from another unidentified hovering aircraft, shows a military jet with its winged edges painted in the colors of the Ukrainian flag parked in the open on the runway. The land-set rapidly zeros in on the warplane and blows it up. It is unclear however whether the plane was operational. Russian forces have already conducted strikes on the Dolgansevo airbase in the past. In late September the Defense Ministry said that troops had taken out a Ukrainian Soviet era MiG-29 fighter jet in the area. The land-set, which was first unveiled in 2019 and is produced by a subsidiary of the Kalashnikov Defense Concern, can carry a payload of one to three kilograms while traveling at a speed of 80 to 110 kilometers per hour.