For ten months, the Russian air force’s heavy bombers have pummeled Ukrainian cities with impunity, launching cruise missiles from hundreds of miles away and even, in a few cases, flying directly over the besieged port of Mariupol to drop unguided bombs.Now Ukraine seems to have found a way to hit back.Satellite imagery published by ImageSat International shows a damaged Tu-22M3 Backfire bomber at the Dyagilevo airbase. The bombers have been used to blast targets in Ukraine to cripple the electrical grid.The attack took place near Ryazan, a city less than 150 miles or 240 km from Moscow.Images that have emerged on social media in the past hours show one seriously damaged Tu-22M3 and pools of blood near him. In addition to the bomber, a support truck was also damagedIt is worth noting that the photo shows a Kh-22 missile suspended on a bomber indicating that it was probably getting ready to strike targets in Ukraine.As per reports, 3 service members were “fatally injured” while four more were taken to military hospitals for treatment.In this video, Defense Updates how Ukraine managed to damage Tu-22M3 Backfire bomber deep inside Russia?#defenseupdates #ukrainerussia #ukrainerussiawar