Drone Boats Down Russian Jets

Ukraine claims to have shot down three Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers in the southern Kherson region. This alleged downing occurred in a short period of time, according to a statement from Ukraine’s Air Force. The incident happened in an area where Ukrainian forces have been conducting a counteroffensive against Russian troops.

While Ukrainian officials are celebrating this as a significant victory, Moscow has not yet confirmed the loss of the aircraft. Independent verification of the claims is difficult due to the ongoing nature of the conflict and limited access to the area.

The Su-34 is a sophisticated Russian fighter-bomber capable of carrying a variety of air-to-surface and air-to-air munitions. Its loss would represent a blow to the Russian air force, particularly in a region where Russia is already facing logistical challenges.

The reported downing coincides with ongoing fighting and Ukrainian efforts to push back Russian forces. The Kherson region has been a key battleground since the start of the war and remains strategically important for both sides. The Ukrainian Air Force’s claim, if true, would suggest improved capabilities in air defense, particularly in contested areas.

find the original article here: https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-said-downed-fighter-jets-105249611.html

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