The special services destroyed the Ka-32 helicopter: what capabilities the enemy lost

GUR MO burned down a Russian Ka-32 helicopter at a Moscow airfield. This is a good car that can transport up to 5 tons of cargo and more than a dozen military personnel.

About this 24 Channel was told by reserve colonel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, military expert, and instructor pilot Roman Svitan, noting that the Ka-32 is a transport helicopter. This is still a Soviet development, which was adopted by the Russians. By the way, the operation was carried out on the night of April 26.

“The Russian Ministry of Defense uses it for various, mainly logistical tasks. In particular, to ensure security or control gas logistics,” said Svitan.

Reserve Colonel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine added that any target on the ground, if there are no civilians there, is military target. And the mechanism for its destruction is quite simple.

Each such machine, if it is in working order, is on parking lot In addition, it is filled with aviation kerosene or other fuel. In fact, it can be easily set on fire even with a lighter. This is how you can destroy most of the Russian aviation fleet. Aircraft can also be destroyed using non-contact methods.

Of course, this is the task of our special services. Basically, this is the Main Intelligence Directorate, this is the Foreign Intelligence Service, this is the counterintelligence of the Security Service, Special Operations Forces, partisan movements in Russia,” added the military expert.

GUR MO burned a Russian helicopter

• A Russian helicopter was burned at the Ostafyevo airfield in Moscow. This was confirmed to Channel 24 by a source in the special services.
• The enemy used the aircraft for logistics and evacuation. In particular, to support the operations of the Russian army.
• The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense noted that this airport belongs to the Russian Ministry of Defense. It is operated together with an enterprise that is part of the Gazprom structure.
• Ukrainian intelligence officers released a video showing a Russian helicopter on fire.
• We note that according to the General Staff, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the invaders have lost, in particular, 325 helicopters and 348 aircraft.