Russians reduce the number of air strikes after losing three Su-34s - Ignat
Kyiv • UNN
According to Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ignat, after Ukrainian air defense shot down three Su-34 fighters in the south of the country, the number of Russian air strikes has decreased.
The occupiers began to less use of aircraft for strikes after air defense forces in the destroyed three Russian Su-34 fighters in the south. This was announced by Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ihnat during a telethon, UNN reports .
Thus, the enemy is now trying to reconnoiter as much as possible, to gather information in the southern regions where the Russian fighters were shot down. It is clear that they are looking for the means by which those planes were sent into "eternal flight," as they say,
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According to him According to him, the Russians have begun to use significantly fewer air strikes, especially guided aerial bombs, particularly in the Kherson sector. He added that only a single use of aircraft has been observed recently.
Therefore, the enemy must understand perfectly well that our systems, including the long-range systems provided by our partners, can appear in various areas, not just where the Russian Su-34s have experienced this history,
In addition, he added that Ukraine is capable of conducting such operations in different areas, not just in the Kherson region.
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On Friday, Ukrainian air defense forces shot down three Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers in the southern direction.
