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Russia’s Warplanes Are Burning, Crashing, and Disappearing—13 Lost in Five Weeks

Russia's warplane losses mount amid Ukraine conflict.

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  • Primary Driver: Russia's warplane losses mount amid Ukraine conflict.
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Satellite imagery confirms the destruction of two Su-34 jets at Marinovka airfield in Russia, while another source reports the loss of an Iskander-M launcher in the Kursk region. Coverage from Ukraninform and Українська правда provides evidence of these losses, with Ukraninform specifically mentioning a strike against the Iskander-M launcher.

The full extent of Russia's losses is unclear, but the trend of warplane destruction is undeniable. The implications of these losses are significant, as they could potentially weaken Russia's military capabilities in the conflict with Ukraine.

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How many warplanes has Russia lost in the past five weeks?

According to coverage, 13 warplanes have been destroyed in five weeks.

What type of aircraft have been destroyed?

Su-34 jets and an Iskander-M launcher have been reported destroyed.

Where did the losses occur?

The losses occurred in Russia's Kursk region and at Marinovka airfield.

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