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Missile of an unidentified type to Nyzy, Sumy Oblast.
Likely modified S-300 ballistic missile. Flying to Lebedyn, Sumy Oblast.
Another one is following behind.
Another one is following behind.
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A Russian Su-35 fighter jet just crossed into Ukrainian airspace near Myropillya
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The Su-35 is flying east again, back to Kursk Oblast.
Past Sudzha, and further east back into Russia
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Ok genuinely wtf just happened. I have never seen anything like this...
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Kh-22/32 cruise missile to Odesa from a Tu-22m23 strategic bomber over Sevastopol
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Flying past Russian-controlled Kherson Oblast to Ochakiv, Mykolaiv Oblast.
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Around 25 minutes ago, a Russian Su-35 fighter jet entered airspace over Ukrainian-controlled territory for the first time in years, launched a Kh-59/69 cruise missile at Sumy City (which impacted), before returning safely to Kursk Oblast.
The Su-35 entered via the village of Turya, flew over the town of Uhroidy, Sumy Oblast, and made a sharp turn north, flying back past Sudzha, Kursk Oblast.
It's possible that it was testing for a Ukrainian air defence response. If so, there was none. And it appears that Russia is now fairly confident that Ukraine does not currently possess any PAC-2/3 interceptor missiles necessary to shoot down their aviation. Additionally, it was known that no Ukrainian tactical aircraft were airborne over Sumy Oblast at the time.
For reference, Russia usually launches Kh-59/69 cruise missiles and KAB glide-bombs from at least 45 km behind the frontline. Recently there were instances of Su-34s launching KABs from unusually close to the frontline in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk Oblasts, including once where it flew within 7 km of the frontline.
However, this is beyond anything I have ever seen, and to my knowledge, hasn't occurred since 2022.
The Su-35 entered via the village of Turya, flew over the town of Uhroidy, Sumy Oblast, and made a sharp turn north, flying back past Sudzha, Kursk Oblast.
It's possible that it was testing for a Ukrainian air defence response. If so, there was none. And it appears that Russia is now fairly confident that Ukraine does not currently possess any PAC-2/3 interceptor missiles necessary to shoot down their aviation. Additionally, it was known that no Ukrainian tactical aircraft were airborne over Sumy Oblast at the time.
For reference, Russia usually launches Kh-59/69 cruise missiles and KAB glide-bombs from at least 45 km behind the frontline. Recently there were instances of Su-34s launching KABs from unusually close to the frontline in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk Oblasts, including once where it flew within 7 km of the frontline.
However, this is beyond anything I have ever seen, and to my knowledge, hasn't occurred since 2022.
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A few minutes ago, a Russian Su-35 flying near Horlivka, Donetsk Oblast, attempted to shoot down a Ukrainian tactical aircraft launching glide-bombs at Russian positions in Kostyantynivka from west of Kramatorsk, with an R-37/77 air-to-air missile.
The Russian Ministry of Defence claims that a Russian fighter jet shot down a Ukrainian MiG-29 today.
Around 2 hours ago, I reported on an interception attempt carried out by a Russian Su-35 flying near Horlivka, using an R-37/77 air-to-air missile, against a Ukrainian tactical aircraft launching glide-bombs at Kostyantynivka from west of Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast.
It is not known if this is the same event, and the claim made by the Russian MoD remains unconfirmed.
Around 2 hours ago, I reported on an interception attempt carried out by a Russian Su-35 flying near Horlivka, using an R-37/77 air-to-air missile, against a Ukrainian tactical aircraft launching glide-bombs at Kostyantynivka from west of Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast.
It is not known if this is the same event, and the claim made by the Russian MoD remains unconfirmed.
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