Russian Glide Bomb Attacks Fall 11% as Ukraine Keeps Hitting Su-34 Bombers
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Russia lost up to 9 Su-34s in October, with the possibility of producing up to 18 units per year, <p>Ukraine destroyed or damaged up to nine Su-34s, while Russia produces 14—18 such aircraft per year. The total aircraft losses of the Russian Federation amounted to 14 </p>units.
Russian Glide Bomb Attacks Fall 11% as Ukraine Keeps Hitting Su-34 Bombers
Russian forces dropped 8,016 guided aerial bombs on Ukrainian positions in October, marking an 11% decline from September’s record and the first monthly decrease after months of steadily rising use, according to the Oko Gora monitoring project, cited by Defence Blog on November 3.
In October of this year, Russian front-line bombers dropped 8,016 guided glide bombs on Ukrainian troops and their support bases. That's still a significant number, but 11 percent fewer than in September, according to the Oko Gora analytical project on the X portal, citing Ukrainian data.
Ukrainian Defense Intelligence (HUR) has released data on Russian production of Su-34 fighter-bombers, the main weapons used by Russia to terrorize settlements around the front line.
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