Russia Turns to Its Rarest Fighter as Ukrainian Deep Strikes Keep Coming
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Russia Turns to Its Rarest Fighter as Ukrainian Deep Strikes Keep Coming
Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign is forcing Russia to throw even its rarest fighters into the defense of its own territory, with MiG-35s—a fleet of just six aircraft—now hunting incoming Ukrainian UAVs.
Russia seems to be taking an unusual approach to air defense. Now even extremely rare MiG-35s are supposed to start against Ukrainian drones.
<p>To intercept Ukrainian drones, Russia is already raising even rare MiG-35 fighters, of which 6 Russians use MiG-35 to intercept Ukrainian long-range drones. She has only six such fighters at her disposal</p>.
The Russian military has deployed rare MiG-35 fighter jets to combat Ukrainian drones. The Ukrainian aviation-related Telegram channel "Soniashnyk" reported this, along with a photo showing a Russian pilot in the cockpit of a MiG-35, who allegedly participated in the interception of Ukrainian drones.
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