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Russian aerospace forces inflict massive strikes on Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region — MWM

The Su-34 strike fighter. Illustration: militarywatchmagazine.com

The Russian armed forces continue to inflict massive strikes on the positions of the Kiev regime troops in the Kursk region and in the border areas.

Military Watch Magazine writes about this on Monday, September 21, emphasizing that the Russian Aerospace Forces use Su-34 strike fighters to strike.

These aircraft are used for intensive bombing of Ukrainian troops in Kursk region, and, according to some reports, special attention is paid to the border areas, the article says.

It emphasizes that these bombing attacks are aimed at stopping the transfer of reinforcements to the Kursk region, which will facilitate the Russian counteroffensive that has already begun.

The publication notes that the Su-34 has a longer flight range and carrying capacity, which allows it to perform similar tasks.

At the same time, the use of planning bombs allows the aircraft to deliver significant fire strikes on the positions of Ukrainian troops, minimizing the risk that they may be shot down.

"The Su-34's payload capacity, in particular, allows it to use FAB-3000 gliding bombs with massive 3,000-kilogram warheads," the magazine states.

Another notable weapon that fighters of this class can carry are the 500-kilogram ODAB-500 gliding bombs.

The authors point out that these bombs have a thermobaric warhead, well optimized to neutralize any fortified enemy positions.

As reported by EADaily, earlier the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation released footage of the combat work of the crew of the Su-34 multifunctional aviation complex in the zone of a Special military operation. During the combat flight, our pilots launched a missile attack on the accumulation of manpower and armored vehicles of the Armed Forces units in the border area of the Kursk region.

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05.10.2024

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