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Ukraine Says Downed Record Number of Russian Jets

Ukraine said it destroyed a record number of Russian planes in February, at a time when ground forces are under increased pressure in the east. 

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Russian Jets Downing in Ukraine Fuels F-16 Speculation

Russian fighter jets downed this month over Ukraine have caused speculation that F-16s have been deployed early in the country.

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Ukraine Says Shot Down Three Russian Su-34 Fighters

Ukraine's military said it has shot down three Russian fighter-bombers in the south of the country.

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Russian Defense Minister Calls to Speed Up Bomber Production

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on Friday called for more Su-34 fighter jets to be produced as Moscow pursues its offensive in Ukraine.

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Russia Receives Another Batch of Upgraded Su-34 Bombers

Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation has handed over an additional batch of Su-34 bomber aircraft to the Russian Ministry of Defence.

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Blast Rocks Russian City as Fighter Jet Loses Ammunition

Russia said one of its fighter jets lost ammunition over Belgorod near the Ukrainian border, after local authorities reported a blast that injured two people.

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Russia Dropping Up to 20 Guided Bombs on Ukraine Per Day: Report

The Russian military is dropping up to 20 guided bombs on Ukrainian positions per day using its most sophisticated fighter jets, a Ukrainian military official said.

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Russian Air Defense Mistakenly Downs Own Aircraft in Ukraine

Russian air defense appears to have mistakenly downed their newest fighter aircraft, the Su-34M, over Ukraine.

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Russia Inducts First Batch of Upgraded Su-34 Bombers

The Russian Aerospace Forces has inducted its first batch of upgraded Su-34 multipurpose bombers, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced.

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Russia Integrates Kh-35U Anti-Ship Missiles Into Su-34 Bomber

Russia has integrated its latest Kh-35U anti-ship air-to-surface missiles with the Su-34 bomber.

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