For the third day, the Russian Air Force is bombing Ukrainian airports. It appears that the Russians have set up a 24-hour surveillance system of Ukrainian air bases due to the imminent arrival of the F-16s.
As soon as a helicopter or fighter is spotted, the base is immediately bombarded. Now, the overriding question is where will the Ukrainian F-16s land?
This time, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation hit the Dolgintsevo airfield in the Krivoy Rog region of Dnepropetrovsk.
Su-25 and MiG-29 of the Ukrainian Air Force were there.
It is noteworthy that even in this case a Russian unmanned aircraft was carrying out unhindered aerial reconnaissance.
After the Russian ED drone first videotaped the parts of the airport where the air force and other military equipment were located, the data was then transferred and quickly processed.
As a result of the strike, two Su-25 aircraft and a MiG-29 fighter used to carry out attacks in Crimea with British and French long-range missiles were seriously damaged.
Two Army vehicles and a lot of aviation ammunition intended to be loaded onto one of the aircraft were also hit.
The Russians also report the deaths of several Ukrainian pilots and airfield technicians. Total 15 people.
Russian "Iskander" attacks continue to cause serious damage to the Ukrainian air force while at the same time hindering the preparation of airfields to receive F-16 fighters.
First the Russians hit the Starokonstantine airfield in the Khmelnitsky region, and then the Mirgorod, Dolgintsevo and Kulbakino airbases.
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