The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported how much Russian aviation is near the border with Ukraine. They assure you that you should not worry.
Yury Ignat, a representative of the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said during a briefing that 800 units of aviation equipment were deployed at 40 airports in the Russian Federation. According to him, this figure is not large and scary.
Russian aviation on the border with Ukraine: the main thing
Ignat assured that the presence in Belarus The MiG-31K is not new at all and it does not really matter, since Russia actually has 800 units of aviation equipment. He also said that this technique is located “not around Ukraine”, but at airfields close to the territory of our state.
These are 40 airfields that are actively used by Russian aviation. Aircraft 400-450, plus or minus, and 350 helicopters. This is not such a big figure, no one charges anything, it has always been like this. As something is destroyed by the air force or other defense forces, aircraft are eventually brought up, removed from storage. Already someone even noticed the MiG-29 … Su-24M bombers were shot down in the south just a month and a half ago – said Ignat.
According to him, there are different types of aviation at Russian airfields, it “can quickly move from Crimea to Belarus, from Belarus to Rostov, anywhere.”
What is the situation on the border of Belarus and Ukraine
- Recently, more and more information has appeared about a possible breakthrough of the border from Belarus and attempts to capture the capital. However, military experts assure that there is no need to worry. Oleg Zhdanov said that the threat from our Belarusian neighbors could increase until the spring of 2023.
- British intelligence is of the same opinion. They emphasize that the Belarusian military probably retains a minimal ability to carry out complex operations.
- In Belarus, the overturning of Belarusian equipment with a tactical sign deuce in a triangle was noticed. At the same time, the overturning of Belarusian military equipment in the direction of Russia was previously recorded.
- Advisor to the head of the Presidential Office Aleksey Arestovich said that the offensive from Belarus to the West could last about 18 days, after which the Russians fail.
