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Russian Air Force Mil Mi-28 Helicopter Crashed Near Korenovsk Airfield

Russian Air Force Mil Mi-28 Helicopter Crashed Near Korenovsk Airfield

Russian Air Force Mil Mi-28 helicopter crashed during a night training mission under unknown circumstances. Both crew members died in the crash. The crash was probably caused by a pilot’s mistake or technical failure, the military source said. A Russian Mi-28 military helicopter has crashed in Krasnodar Territory, in the …

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U.S. Air Force To Buy Turkish Air Force F-35 Lightning II Jets After S-400 Fiasco

U.S. Air Force To Buy Turkish Air Force F-35 Lightning II Jets After S-400 Fiasco

According to the Scramble Magazine report, Sources within the Pentagon revealed that US lawmakers have agreed on a bill setting policy for the Department of Defense, calling for sanctions on Turkey over its purchase of S-400 Surface to Air Missile (SAM) systems on 9 December 2019. The National Defense Authorization …

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Russian Air Defenses Shot Down American Drone Over Libya: U.S. Military Report

Russian Air Defenses Shot Down American Drone Over Libya: U.S. Military Report

On November 21, 2019, U.S. Africa Command lost an unmanned “remotely piloted aircraft” over Tripoli. According to Reuters report the U.S. military believes that unarmed U.S. Africa Command remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) reported lost over Tripoli, Libya, Nov. 21 was in fact shot down by Russian air defenses and it …

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Egyptian Air Force MiG-29M Fighter Jet Crashed After A Technical Malfunction

Egyptian Air Force MiG-29M Fighter Jet Crashed After A Technical Malfunction

An Egyptian Air Force MiG-29M fighter jet crashed after a technical malfunction. According to preliminary information, the Egyptian pilot baled out; there is no information about the state of his health. A specialized technical committee is currently identifying the technical error that led to the crash, Egypt’s military spokesman Tamer …

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