Ukraine’s air force may keep some F-16 warplanes abroad to protect them from Russian strikes
- Head of aviation in Ukraine's air force, Serhii Holubtsov, plans to store aircraft outside Ukraine to protect them from being targeted.
- F-16s will be used to replace damaged planes and train Ukrainian pilots overseas.
- Holubtsov aims to match the number of operational aircraft with available pilots, potentially increasing the fleet in Ukraine.
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UKRAINE COULD KEEP SOME F-16 WARPLANES ABROAD
Ukrainian national guard servicemen take cover Monday after firing toward Russian positions at the front line near Kharkiv, Ukraine. Ukraine may keep some of the F-16 fighter jets it's set to receive from its Western allies at foreign bases to…
Some of F-16s transferred to Kiev to be deployed outside Ukraine
Sergey Golubtsov also said that Ukraine would need at least two Patriot air defense systems, two NASAMS air defense systems, and several self-propelled Gepard air defense systems to protect the F-16s’ airfields
Ukraine’s air force may keep some F-16 warplanes abroad to protect them from Russian strikes
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine may keep some of the F-16 fighter jets it’s set to receive from its Western allies at foreign bases to protect them from Russian strikes, a senior Ukrainian military officer said Monday. Read more...
Ukrainian Air Force General Says Some F-16s Will Be 'Stored Outside' Ukraine
The chief of aviation in Ukraine's Air Force says some of the dozens of advanced F-16 aircraft pledged to Kyiv by Western allies will be stored abroad to avoid them being hit in Russian attacks in Ukraine.
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