It is known that Su-34 aircraft are carriers of guided bombs that russians are actively use to strike positions of the Defenders of Ukraine and civilians as well.
Ukrainian volunteer, military analyst and the head of the Come Back Alive charity Taras Chmut reported this on X social network. He noted that this month the russian Air Force received the second batch of aircraft (probably 2 jets). They were built at JSC Novosibirsk Aircraft Production Association Plant named after V.P. Chkalov.
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The number of boards produced:
- 7 prototypes and 5 pre-production boards;
- 126 mass-produced under the 2010-2020 contracts;
- 20 in 2022;
- 12 in 2023;
- 4 in 2024.
"A total of 160 production jets. No conclusions here, just numbers," Chmut stated.
Earlier Defense Express reported that Ukrainian Yak-52 aircraft had used WWI tactics to shoot down russian drone.
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