Ukrainian defenders shoot down another enemy Su-25 aircraft in Pokrovsk direction
Ukrainian defenders shot down another Russian Su-25 attack aircraft in the Pokrovsk sector of the Donetsk region. This is the eighth case in the last month.
This was reported by soldier Serhii Isaiev on Facebook. According to him, the fighters of the 110th Separate Mechanized Brigade worked effectively to "demilitarize" the enemy.
Another Russian Su-25 shot down in the Pokrovsk sector
Source: Serhii Isaiev's Facebook
Pokrovsk on the map of hostilities
Source: Deep State
In a report by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine as of 20:30, the military confirmed that today, May 25, a Russian Su-25 attack aircraft was destroyed in the Pokrovsk sector in the Donetsk region.
A Russian Su-25 attack aircraft was destroyed in the Pokrovsk sector in the Donetsk region.
Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The day before, it was also reported that anti-aircraft gunners of the 110th Brigade had shot down two Su aircraft in two days. The fighters said they were continuing the genocide of Russian aircraft as promised.
The Su-25 is designed to support Russian ground troops over the battlefield day and night with direct visibility of the target, as well as to destroy objects with specified coordinates in any weather conditions. The cost of one reaches about $11 million.
Earlier, Aviation expert Anatolii Khrapchynskyi said that Russian troops have begun to use strategic aviation for missile strikes on the territory of Ukraine less. Instead, the occupiers began to actively use tactical aircraft with short- and medium-range missiles such as the X-69 and X-59.
Earlier, On May 17 and 18, Russian planes flying to bomb the Ukrainian border, in particular the city of Vovchansk, accidentally released four aircraft bombs near Shebekino in the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation. One of them damaged the facade of a residential building.
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