At the same time, the builders and the military were most afraid that aviation kerosene would be poured out due to the elements and the bombs would begin to tear".

[5] In the same article, an unnamed representative of the military district said that at the time of the reconstruction at the airfield there were only "aircraft taken out of service and in storage" and there was no fuel and ammunition affected by the flood.

A spokesman for the Southern Military District said: "The message that the airfield in Krymsk was badly damaged and 200 million rubles would be required for its reconstruction is not true."

He also stressed that the airfield "is located on a hill, and the maximum amount of water at the very peak of the flood reached a height of 10 centimeters".

[7] On the night of 14 November 2024, during the Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine launched a massive drone attack on the Krymsk military airfield, where Su-27 and Su-30 fighter jets and Ka-27 helicopters are stationed.