Sinister NUCLEAR Bomber Takes to the Skies and Russian "Top Gun" Fires in War in Ukraine

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Crews of attack aircraft on Su-25 aircraft disrupted the rotation of units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the direction of Severodonetsk in the zone of a special military operation. The attack was carried out by missiles from unguided aircraft at certain coordinates. After using the aircraft's weapons, the crews performed an anti-missile maneuver, released thermal traps and returned to the departure airfield. According to reports from the gunner of the advanced aircraft, all indicated targets were successfully hit. The flight proceeded normally. As a result of the flight mission, special equipment and enemy personnel were destroyed. “We received a combat mission to launch an airstrike to disrupt the rotation of Ukrainian Armed Forces units. We took off in pairs from the home airfield, entered the target area, entered combat course, and attacked the target with nose-up unguided aircraft missiles. After that, they carried out active maneuvers, advancing deeper into their territory and firing heat traps. According to the forward gunner's report, the target was hit and the enemy rotation was stopped. Landing at the departure airfield without consequences”, said the pilot of the Su-25 with the call sign “Lemur”.
Two Tu-95ms strategic long-range aviation missile carriers carried out a scheduled flight over the neutral waters of the Sea of ​​Japan. The duration of the flight was about 10 hours. Fighter escort was provided by the crews of the Aerospace Forces Su-30cm aircraft. “The flight was carried out in strict accordance with international rules for the use of airspace,” said long-range aviation commander Lieutenant General Sergei Kobylash. “Long-range aviation pilots regularly fly over the neutral waters of the Arctic, the North Atlantic, the Black and Baltic Seas, and the Pacific Ocean,” he emphasized.