Evidence

The phrase in question — "The location of the airfield and details of the attack were not immediately confirmed" — is not a standalone, specific factual claim about one incident; it is standard journalistic hedging language that routinely appears in news stories summarizing reports from the Ukrainian OSINT monitoring channel/Telegram project Exilenova+. Searches turned up multiple articles (Kyiv Post, Euromaidan Press, The New Voice of Ukraine, Militarnyi, Ukraine Today, Charter'97, Shelter.in.ua) describing Exilenova+ reports on numerous separate Russian airfield strikes — e.g., Rostov-on-Don's Tsentralny airfield (Sept. 17), Khanskaya airfield in Adygea (Oct. 4), Engels-2, Yeysk, and Akhtubinsk — each accompanied by similar caveats that Russian authorities had 'not yet confirmed' details. No search result ties this exact wording to one single, identifiable attack being fact-checked, and no independent fact-checking organization (Reuters Fact Check, AFP Fact Check, Bellingcat, EUvsDisinfo) appears to have specifically examined this phrase or evaluated a particular Exilenova+ report under this exact caption.