Lower thirds:

00:02 Report by Juri Rescheto
00:35 Kirill Fedorov | Russian military blogger
00:59 Yuri Fedorov | Military expert, Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center
01:48 Alexandra Filippenko | Political analyst, European Leadership Network

Script:

They launch Russian cruise missiles at Ukraine: TU-22 ((Blinder)) and TU-95 bombers - the latter well known as “Bear” - its NATO reporting name. Precisely these planes were destroyed by the Ukrainian drones.  
 
How many - remains unclear. Ukraine speaks of forty aircraft. That would be a third of all Russian long-range strategic bombers. Russian propaganda bloggers believe this figure is greatly exaggerated.   
 
SOT Kirill Fedorov, Russian military blogger:   
“There were five TU-22 and four Tu-95 bombers destroyed. Plus one Antonov transport plane. But these numbers can vary.”    
 
Independent military analysts suspect that slightly more aircraft were hit than Russian propaganda admits and significantly fewer than Ukrainian officials claim:   
 
SOT Yuri Fedorov, independent military expert:   
  
“According to the latest satellite images, thirteen aircraft were either destroyed or severely damaged.”   
  
Developed in the 1950s in the Soviet Union, the propeller-powered TU-95 bomber is one of the oldest active military aircraft in the world and has been part of Russia's nuclear deterrent for decades.   
  
However, neither the TU-95 nor the TU-22 is produced today, meaning that their loss cannot be compensated for.    
  
In addition to the material damage, analysts say the Ukrainian drones have also caused enormous damage to morale in the Kremlin.   
 
SOT Alexandra Filippenko, political scientist:   
“For Putin it´s important to have not only the moral HighGround pretending that this war has something to do with history and claims for traditional Russian territories but also have the upper hand militarily. He wants Russia to be seen as technologically advanced and ready to attack unexpectedly. (...) but what we are seeing right now is technological advancement of Ukraine using cheap materials. (...) so first of all this is a damage for the prestige of the Russian army and of FSB and all Russian secret services.”  
 
The question now is how President Putin will react to this.+++