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SU-25SM (“Red 12” RF-93027)

shot down in the Kyiv region between the villages of Blystavitsa and Buda-Babynetska.

The SU-25SM is a modernized version of the SU-25 combat aircraft developed in Russia. It has improved electronics, a more powerful engine and the ability to use new types of weapons.

The SU-25SM is also equipped with protection against surface-to-air missiles, which increases its survivability on the battlefield.

  • Type: attack aircraft.
  • Crew: 1 person.
  • Length: 15.36 m.
  • Wingspan: 14.36 m.
  • Flight range: 1850 km.
  • Speed: up to 984 km/h.
  • Cost: 11,000,000 USD.

SU-34 (call sign "Red 05" RF-81259)

Falling coordinates: 50°24’11.5″N 30°03’14.5″E

The Su-34 (NATO code: Fullback) is a Russian combat aircraft designed for a variety of missions, including tactical bombing, ground strikes, and anti-aircraft missions. It can be used both during the day and at night thanks to its advanced electronics and opto-electronic complex.

The Su-34 has high maneuverability and can reach speeds of up to Mach 1.8 (about 2,200 km/h). It also has a range of more than 4,000 km and can carry up to 8 tons of ammunition. Due to its characteristics, the Su-34 is an important component of Russian aviation and is widely used in various operations.

  • Type: fighter-bomber.
  • Crew: 2 people.
  • Length: 23.3 m.
  • Wingspan: 14.7 m.
  • Flight range: 4,000 km.
  • Speed: up to 2200 km/h.
  • Cost: 36,000,000 USD.

Mi-8AMTSh "83 Blue", RF-91292

The helicopter was shot down in the Kyiv region over the city of Makariv on March 4, 2022. Falling coordinates 50.47251, 29.83524.

The Mi-8AMTSh is a transport attack helicopter, equipped with a set of weapons equivalent to the Mi-24 and adapted to the use of night vision technology.

Helicopter armament can be placed on 4-6 beam holders located on the sides of the fuselage. The attack version of the helicopter has an anti-tank complex called "Sturm-B", two unified UPK-23-250 gun containers, eight guided missiles of the 9M120 and 9M114 types, a GSh-23L gun, as well as four B8V20-A units, which have unguided S-8 class missiles. Also, if necessary, it is possible to install a complex of guided missile weapons called "Holka-V", which belongs to the "air-to-air" class.

In the helicopter, there are mobile PKT machine guns with a caliber of 7.62 mm in the nose and stern installations. In addition, in the opening of the passage door and in the side windows of the ship, on six pivot mounts, paratrooper weapons can be placed. On the sides of the fuselage of the ship there are four or six beam holders on which existing aviation weapons can be installed on the suspension.

Mi-24P RF-95286 32 RED

Fall coordinates: 50.76196, 30.36778

Mi-24D (product 246) is a transition variant to the Mi-24B. It was distinguished by separate cabins for the crew, a left-hand rudder, and a Mi-24B-type armament. In 1973-1977, 340 helicopters were manufactured in Arsenyev and Rostov-on-Don.

It was based on the already proven serial multi-purpose Mi-8. Soviet designers reduced the size of this helicopter, changed the pilot's cabin and adapted it to attack ground targets, and much later — air targets.

  • Crew - 3 people.
  • The maximum speed is 330 km/h.
  • The range is 160-290 km.
  • The maximum take-off weight is 11,500 kg.
  • The weight of the empty helicopter is 8500 kg.
  • Length – 18.8.
  • Height - 4,173.
  • Combat load - up to 2500 kg on 6 suspension nodes.
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