Ukrainian Armed Forces said in 2024, it struck dozens of aircraft in eastern Ukraine, occupied Crimea and even Russian territory.
More than 30 Russian aircraft have been damaged or destroyed this year, according to Ukraine's armed forces, which released a map showing where the strikes occurred.The Ukrainian Armed Forces' Center for Strategic Communications said on Telegram that its graphic showed for the first time the locations of its strikes on Russian fighter jets on the front line.
'Some of the planes were damaged, but could return to airfields for long-term repairs,' Ukraine's StratCom said, adding that in some cases, 'it was impossible to reliably establish the models of the destroyed aircraft.' It also said its list would be updated.In February, Russian officials said an A-50 had been downed, and the Institute for the Study of War, a Washington, D.C.
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