Le forze aerospaziali russe hanno ricevuto quest’anno il terzo lotto di aerei Su-34
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/russian-aerospace-forces-received-the-third-batch-of-su-34-aircraft-this-year/
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Le forze aerospaziali russe hanno ricevuto quest’anno il terzo lotto di aerei Su-34
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/russian-aerospace-forces-received-the-third-batch-of-su-34-aircraft-this-year/
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Wow, a batch of 3 planes, a total of 7 for the whole year. Its not exactly spectacular.
Wishing you all best cigarette-related accidents! Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
To be fair they have 400. They have done alot of damage. I would like to see this aircraft eradicated ASAP.
Is it true they’re still using rivets on new Russian planes? I read somewhere that it’s one of the reasons they are bad at stealth.
They’ll just be shot down, they have no AWACS.
Just to compare, Lockheed factory at Fort Worth builds 130 F35 Lighthing II per year, and the one in Italy managed by Leonardo that is starting to catch some speed builds 15 per year.
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I wonder how many capable pilots the Russian Army has left
Lets all assume they are not lying. Their biggest problem is probably pilots
That would be fabulous news for Russia… except their economy is overheating and they are going to run out of cash before very long. This economic crash will cause the withdrawal of their army.
Time Russian Air Force receives a batch of Heimars
I’ve just baked an entire batch of 2 cookies.
So, we only have russia’s word that these planes are airworthy? Any video showing there are actually three, not one or two? Are these old airframes they’ve refitted or brand new planes? Do they have their full assortment of critical components?
Don’t know the answer to these questions, until I do, I’m assuming that the russians are lying.