Defying Expectations, Ukrainian Drones Successfully Reach Olenya Air Base 1,800 km Away
Ukrainian kamikaze UAVs have brought a new wave of strikes on strategically important facilities across the russian federation. On the night of July 27, 2024, the drones targeted the oil refinery in Ryazan and multiple airfields hosting russian strategic aviation, namely the Engels, Dyagilevo, and Olenya military air bases.
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russia Keeps Trying to Sell Su-75 Checkmate to India But No One Wants a Fighter Without Working Prototype
The primary reason for India's hesitation is the uncertainty surrounding the Su-75, which has yet to make its maiden flight. Initially scheduled for 2023, this flight has been postponed multiple times and is now not expected until 2026–2027 at the earliest.
The Defense Intelligence of Ukraine Successfully Destroyed russian Mi-28, Ka-226 and Mi-8 Helicopters (Video)
The helicopters were destroyed in targeted strikes on Moscow and Samara.
On the night of July 21, the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine successfully targeted two helicopters – russian Mi-28 and Ka-226 – in Moscow region. Following another Ukrainian reconnaissance operation on July 24, a Mi-8 helicopter was destroyed in Samara, according to the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine.
How Many Combat Aircraft Will russia Manufacture in 2024, and Will It Offset Its Losses?
russian aviation plants continue to prominently deliver new combat aircraft to the russian Armed Forces. Yet, in the third year of the full-scale war against Ukraine, there are increasingly noticeable anomalies that cannot be ignored.
Currently, russia manufactures combat aircraft including the Su-57, Su-35, Su-34, and the Yak-130 combat trainer. Meanwhile, the Su-30 fighters and MiG-29s are mostly focused on repairs and upgrades.
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