The Russian Air Force Just Had A Terrible Day Over Ukraine
Russia looks to have lost multiple combat jets, helicopters, and a drone in just the past day or so.
Russia looks to have lost multiple combat jets, helicopters, and a drone in just the past day or so.
Russia says some forces positioned near its borders with Ukraine are heading home, but tens of thousands remain deployed.
American officials have warned Ukraine’s President that Russia could kick off a major military incursion this Wednesday.
Recent information provided by the Air Force underscores the hurdles the service faces in conducting airstrikes in Afghanistan from the Persian Gulf.
An Mi-24 Hind, an attack helicopter with a unique passenger compartment, which is supposedly coming to rescue them, is also seen.
The runway expansion could point to forthcoming permanent or semi-permanent deployments of combat jets to Moscow’s most northerly base.
The images show that the jets that Russia sent to the North African country last month are increasingly active.
It’s now clear that the Kremlin has launched a major airpower intervention into the country.
The reported arrival of advanced combat jets comes after a major shift in the front lines of Libya’s civil war.
The Russian Ministry of Defense has released a video montage with numerous clips of its pre-production Su-57s, including a previously unseen instance of one of the aircraft firing an air-to-air missile. It’s not entirely clear from the footage if this is the first known instance of the advanced combat jet firing a missile from one of its two small internal underwing weapons bays, one of which is located under each wing root.