Russia continues attacks with heavy aerial bombs, – Air Force
Source: Ukraine’s Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat on TV
Despite dozen of destroyed fighter jets in February, Russian troops continue attacks with heavy guided air bombs.
The Russian military’s guided-missile bombing activity has decreased, according to Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat, but daily bombing continues across the frontline.
The enemy is becoming more cautious, but combat planes continue to carry out strikes, dropping guided aerial bombs from different directions.
The spokesman also noted that the A-50 long-range radar detection aircraft had not been seen in the air for seven days.
According to Ihnat, Russia is going to modernize the aircraft in storage, as they are needed for planning strikes and conducting reconnaissance.
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