how air forces campaign, deployed air force assets within days, sharing vital information with our partners. during the advantages that allow us to defend the homeland, project our power globally and joint allied and partner force. more than anyone, i want tomorrow's airmen to be ready when responsibility calls. as united states air force celebrates its 75th anniversary this year. we will be one that they're proud of. i'm certain that we'll need air power anytime anywhere and certain this year's budget is another step to transformation of the air force and i'm certain there is more work that needs to be done therefore communicate, collaborate so we can ak set rate-- accelerate change. thank you for the opportunity to be with you today. >> thank you. general raymond, please proceed. >> -- it's an honor to appear. thank you for your continued leadership and strong support of guardians and their families. as we testify before you today we find our self at a strategy inflection point. russia and challenge from china. information derived from space, including commercial imagery has been instrume

world-class air force america can be proud. of corn events demonstrate that the world is growing more complex and uncertain. i am sort will need the air power, anytime anywhere. i've served this year's budget is another step towards transformation of the air force. i am certain there is still more work to be done. therefore, we must continue to communicate, collaborate, so get excel or ginger. thank you for the opportunity to be with you today, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. general, raymond please proceed. >> chairman column, ranking member colbert, raking member gray bird, and a single overs of the committee. it is an honor to appear before you today with secretary kendall general. rounds on behalf of the almost 14,000 guardian stations around the world, let me begin by thanking each of you for your continued leadership and your strong support of our guardians and their families. as we testified before you today, we found ourselves at a strategic inflection point where we are faced with an acute threat fro

why don't we start building something minor air force base and learn for the minor air force base? the only dual nuclear base were behind everybody else. we keep getting pushed back that's not acceptable but. >> i can come talk to you and what about the lessons we are learning why we think that is a good strategy. would be happy to dive into those details for apricot let's do that thank you. on gray wolf this when you are progressing on. i do thank you for that. if you could please give me an update on the hanger helicopter. also make sure he funded new helicopters for the missiles. i need a place to house them. the curate qa's are older fantastic air force pilots that are flying them. yes, sir, sadly true. the facility is certainly out for bid. those bids should close the end of may for the that facility per the go through the selection process with think they'll be done later in the summer. divorce last year i think i told were trying to reconcile the build was coming in higher than we thought because of inflation for a quick 7,466,000,000 we add another five plus million but. >>

we have a reasonable balance between the air force providing the space force with commanders now, and investments in the future. we need a transformation. the efforts that i just subscribed will help us do that. so we have a down payment on that transformation. and with any conceivable budget, there will be hard choices ahead. we have to invest in a lot of things that change the nature of the force and also consistent with that, how to use the force. there is a lot going on. there are a lot of stages. i think we have a good start, but there's a long way to go. col. venable: thank you for that synopsis. i apologize for interrupting. a couple of slides so the audience can keep up with us. capacity has really dropped since the cold war when we were in europe in the 1980's. we had a very robust force. and today we are a little less than half that size. just focusing on those two areas right here. we had a 4400 fighters in the cold war. that is total aircraft inventory, active in the national guard reserve. tinker wise, we are 480 today and we have something like 780 back then. bombers, we

why do we start building something at the mired air force base and learn from the mired air force base? we are the only dual nuclear base and we are behind everybody else we keep getting pushback. that is not acceptable. >> senator, but i can do is i can offer to come talk to you and have a team come talk to you about the lessons that we are learning, and why we think that is a good strategy. we'll be happy to dive into those details, for you. >> let's do. that they get. on the gray wolf, i guess that's when you are progressing on, and i do thank you for that. and if you could please give me an update on the hanger for the gray wolf helicopter. also, we worked hard with senator tester to work is make sure that we funded those helicopters, we need a place to house. the current huey's are older than the fantastic air force pilots that are flying them. >> yes sir, sadly true. deficits t is currently up four bed. and so those bids should close the end of may. for that facility. they will go through the source selection process. we think that will be done later in the summer. unfortunately,

air force secretary frank kendall talks about the military and the modernization priorities for the airorce. the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. hosted the conversation. it's about an hour. >> welcome to the heritage foundation. it is a great place to be on this wednesday morning and i see some really wonderfully familiar faces in the audience and i'm grateful that you're here. for those of you who are streaming online, thank you for joining us. you're in for a treat today. we have the 26th secretary the air force, secretary frank kendall. he is gotten extraordinary background. he is a west point g, which i will try not to hold against him in the conversation. he served honorably in the united states army as an infantry man in the acquisition corp. during the cold war in the 1980's when we were both on the ground there. his career beyond skyrocketed and the experience and acquisition inside the world of osd and into the industrial base himself as a senior executive. it gave him a great condition for where he is right now. it is my pleasure to introduce secretary frank kendall to

far from museum work, but who love and appreciate aviation, someone gave years of his life to the air forceleet, others worked at enterprises aviation industry. someone's close relatives were veteran aviators, people bring truly priceless exhibits to the museum, people want to immortalize their relatives. and a museum in general. it can be said that this is the highlight that attracts everyone and people are in order to make the history of our aviation history. russian soviet union, it only strengthened, because it is necessary for our future generations. one of the expositions, which appeared thanks to the relics donated to the museum, is dedicated to the legendary test pilot, hero of the soviet union georgy konstantinovich mosololov four years ago, when the famous testers were gone, the museum decided to perpetuate his memory. this exposition was also handed over by his son georgy georgievich, and we have photographs in the museum, which recorded the fact of the transfer. he handed over flight equipment such that georgy konstantinovich mosolov's ceremonial uniform is of value. in the sovi

and also air force one pretty western air force one of that time.ime, that would not have been, i don't think it was standard procedure of the military operations for the presidential funeral so that would've been strictly u.s. army, the military air transport service that flew that plane so it would not have been air force one unless they had made some kind of compensation to allow that. but i don't think so. and more recent presidential heroes, i don't think air force one is used, i don't recall being used. but maybe so because they have during the day while i am at work. >> and also, at least the 21 gun salute. were they doing that west bank. >> that was a concern and in the family asked not to have the 21 gun salute. >> and through the upbringing. >> the funeral was here on a sunday, sunday afternoon, 21 rifles and in washington from the 21 gun salute. at the train station in where you came in at the airport, it was not just a rifle bang bang. they were not going to bring that to us branch the rifleman had just will think of it is a distraction

the second panel will consist of witnesses from the army the, air force, and the space force. i'd like to say thank you to our first panel of witnesses for being here today from osd, mr. parker him, or performing the duties of assistant secretary of defense for energy installations and environment. from the navy, vice admiral worked richard williams, deputy chief of naval logistics, naval operations for rudy readiness and suggested, and marine korte regenerative general edward bender depp to common down for installations and ♪ ♪ ♪ linguistics. logistics. this year the department has sent over a budget request of 12.1 billion before the military construction and family housing accounts and in 23% increase over last year's request. it is also the highest request since fiscal year 2012. that said, the department has relied on and apparently will continue to look for congress increases year of year to get a to new york on families. while it is clear and more needs to be done i encourage i'm encouraged to see d.o.d. continuing to increase its request. this year's request includes a

this took place on air force day, august 15 , 1980, at the transfer of the aircraft the former commanderthe air army , colonel-general of aviation polynin, was present. but the most surprising thing was that mikhail alexandrovich fedotov was present at the transfer of the attack aircraft of the museums, the same pilot who managed to land the wrecked car on his belly in december 1942, the museum staff managed to find the hero. we searched by engine number of the aircraft and in the archives we found that he flew it in the upper room sergeant fedotov mikhail alexandrovich when we found him, he lived in novosibirsk from novosibirsk he was on transmission the museum came to us with a family, the museum constantly leads a train of those who are associated with airplanes and helicopters that become part of the exposition, because equipment without a history of people who defended the country on it or performed economic tasks will remain just an ordinary museum exhibit with an inventory number. ntv always works for you. stay in touch. watch live broadcasts of live news when you need them progra

senators and congressmen at informal personal meetings to talk about the realities in which the air forces today just to talk about how they fought in the first days of the war how they carried out aggression and how the enemy's defense of kyiv was going and anti-aircraft missile forces, and actually fighters and other tactical aircraft. how are combat sorties conducted today? there have already been quite a few such meetings. this is a photo from the senator who is actually the author of the bill that you mentioned about the training of military keys , it is not the only one in the network on twitter for at least a dozen times. i have seen photos of our pilots and senators and congressmen who spoke with them, who listened to them and understood the auxiliary the needs that exist today in the air force, which must be heard, and the actual weapons that the air force needs, which today have not received any of the types of heavy weapons, we are talking about aircraft of any type, and anti-aircraft missile weapons, actually, we are only talking about uh, portable exercises, missile systems t

before for managers air force base. frank there probably would have been some room on that plane for you. there was a c 1:24 cargo planes, we were part of the white house advanced communication team that cover the refuel stop of air force one, returning from china to anchorage alaska. we actually left before the presidential party left. it was about a six hour stopover in anchorage, we were the traveling white house we had the switchboard anchorage white house once air force one -- >> i thought i would throw that in as a side by. >> i would like to mention something. today, march 17th, is the day that richard nixon walked out of the diplomatic entrance of the white house, all of the members and leadership of the bipartisan congress are there to wish him well. he goes out to andrew's air force base. we get on a plane, we go to various staff tables, the stewards had taken and put a little tv on one of the tables. on that table was the picture of the plane that we were on. and you see it taxing down, turning, getting ready

this was one of our planning sessions on china. >> and this is air force one. >> this is air force one, you see the picture bob haldiman, next to him is the chief lieutenant larry hagby, and they are drilling meet with questions. haldiman has skeptical look on his face like, are you kidding me? and to his left, doctor henry kissinger, winston lord who later became ambassador to china. julie, william, and the far back on the right, there is mariel hartly, who was kissinger's secretary. and we were always working. it was almost impossible to underscore the amount of energy that we put into everything that we did 24/7. this is a meeting where we picked up some chinese leaders on the way and beijing. i am sitting at a table at air force one, going through a plan upon arrival in beijing. here is the president. this is a great shot, because it is so representative of what this man was all about. he's got books in front of him, he is working, he is studying, his picture is on air force one. and he is in the blue sport coat, he would always take off his suit coat, put on a sport coat when he w

there are no longer any pilots who refused to fly, the british defense pinkamine of the russian air force were unable to establish control in the air during the war against ukraine due to the insufficient high qualification of the pilots and for many years a large part of the russian air combat training was most likely aimed only at making an impression on higher officials, i.e. does this mean gennadiyev that russian pilots instead of elite superprofessionals it turned out that the loudspeakers of some putin e-e parades over red square before may 1 and 9, that is, in fact, does this e-system of the russian air force exist at all or is it completely immersed in corruption and cannot demonstrate demonstrate anything except actually participating in some e-e celebratory victory events are a word, because here we see that the assessment of the ministry of defense of britain sounds well, it is simply devastating for the russian air force, eh, you know, with great respect, the information is provided by our partners. i want to tell you 100% true information. because before that they made flight

so she just got off the flight air force two. here's some video here just a short while ago arriving at sfo from washington, d.c., on air force two. she'll be here, again, tonight and into tomorrow where she has those two fundraisers, one in san francisco, and one in los gatos. in fact, the event in los gatos is hosted by a microsoft executive and his wife, our nbc bay area sky ranger overhead that home just a short while ago. they are getting ready. they've got the tents out and will be hosting this event tomorrow. tickets to get into this fundraiser anywhere between $1,000 and $50,000. it is hosted by kevin scott and his wife shannon scott, who is a microsoft executive. we go back to live pictures now, janelle, at sfo, and you can see the vice president there. >> yeah, she's just touched down around 5:10. that was a scheduled arrival time, and she landed right at time on air force two. this is going to be a quick trip, raj. last trip here was in the spring at a maternal health event for ucsf. she's always happy to be here at ho

kuznetsov, see in this issue. machines and people created for flight monino central museum of the air forceviation is not only the most interesting aircraft, it is first of all people who create, build, master and use aircraft helicopters deeds and destinies of designers aircraft builders aviators to be invaluable historical documents we continue a story about the central museum of the air force in previous programs, we talked about the exhibits of the monin museum, exhibited in the hall, khangar. today we are going to an open parking lot of aviation equipment. about 100 aircraft are exhibited here . many of them are unique, but we will not start with aviation equipment. without the main detail of the aircraft, there is no human creator and defender of the fatherland, a worker and a hero. this is the alley of heroes of the soviet union as planted cedars here we now have 46. i have the honor of cedars i also planted one cedar and i watered it with water all summer . i came with my grandson and granddaughter. here, too, such a tradition has already arisen in our country that it should be for

extremely important for us, you can tell our viewers about what else can be collected to help the air forcehere is a bar code of its own marathon, i guess that's why it is necessary to help, the main thing is to support our soldiers, our fighters, they must understand that the air force is the air force they do everything possible to shoot down children, so the percentage is not significant, but if there were forces and means , the means of force are there are no such powerful modern ones to shoot down those planes, we are talking about nasans. we want to get a patriot in the future, even in the presence of one such if we had this complex there, there were also several starting conversations to put in those directions the enemy would have already thought three times about approaching there or not, here is the 22nd that hit kremenchuk in particular. thank you, mr. yury, the political will of our the main thing is for someone to sell. nobody is selling, thank you, we will overcome, we will overcome, we will overcome, we will overcome, we will overcome, we will overcome, we will overcome, we w

i have served in the air force for 13 years, we moved into our home on august of 2020, at shepard air force base in texas. after moving, in my wife and children started experiencing a wide variety of medical symptoms. after realizing we felt better outside of our home, and realized that mold is likely a threat. the first major work order we reported was on march 4th, 2021, with our water heater. during the repair, a balfour beatty technician forgot to isolate the water and gets fouled. this caused the entire house to fill up with gas, and water filled up in our mechanical room and hallway. -- afterwards the maintenance supervisor assured us that it was not possible formal to grow in the area, and not to worry. this was the first time we believed that the history did not reflect the true state of repairs in our home. for example, the technician noted that he had -- one actually -- issues with the work order of continued while living in the home. work orders would be open and close before completion frequently. i work warner will be attempted to be repaired. when we report the issue is

well, what can we say if the air force really appeared, the air force helps very strongly, it helps oured forces. well, it is clear that it is not an easy situation, but the russian air force prevails. of course, the situation has not changed because of that. well, of course, this is also heroic. labor and ukrainian pilots. and regarding lysychansk, it is a difficult question for me. to be honest, i always think how to formulate it correctly. well, there is a danger. of course, what are the russians? will be able to take lysychanska in the coming days, but yesterday we talked , for example, with i don't know that this is a danger, i really don't know how to comment on it, it's a difficult thing, er, president zelensky said well that the ratio of losses is one to five i er believe i want to believe him. the question is that we are restraining and grinding here. the ukrainian armed forces are actually grinding the best russian , most capable forces right now in luhansk oblast. in your opinion, do you agree with the statement that a turning point is possible to a certain extent? it is prec

i do not know if it -- know of any air force base that has one of more than the dover air force base. we have c-17's, is a place where most people know of dover in this country, the remains of our fallen heroes are returned to this country from abroad and they are reunited with their families. we care a lot about the folks out of their. i remember a time, earlier in mice -- in my public service. on-base housing, thank -- families could stay in. it was ok, but not great. the same situation around the country. a lot of government housing, some of it was pretty good some of it was not very good. it was during maybe the reagan administration, i might be wrong and the timing, one of our administration's decided we ought to try something different. if you can provide better housing for our families. the idea came up with a public-private partnership where the private sector would build and run largely the base housing in partnership with a local commands. a good idea. a good idea. a lot of bases, it has worked just fine. in some bases, including dover not so well. we had a hearing three or

it can fly at a distance of five and a half thousand kilometers, commented the spokesman of the air forcemand of the armed forces of ukraine, mr. vadim, about the increased shelling of ukrainian territories yesterday , more than 50 missiles, today there are already two air alarms and victims and victims and victims and people in hospitals, does this indicate that the stockpile of missiles of the russians is sufficient big, or is it possible that they have simply already resumed production of their missiles to bypass the production sanctions? can we talk about the resumption of production of this particular arsenal on the territory of russia now, please? no, everything is in principle becomes the soviet arsenal, that is, the texas 1 missile. this is a missile released in the 70s, and in fact these are rockets . military trains, that is, their effectiveness in destroying infrastructure or other ground targets is relatively small, but they carry quite serious shifts, including to the civilian area, in this case, they are allowed to resume production for now they didn't get crippled it is pos

that, that is, about air defense in general, the spokesman of the command will be with us of the air force, yuri ignat, we are already recruiting him. in the meantime, i will say that at least the names of the pilots of strategic bombers have been established. 22m it seems that is what they are called. they carried out missile strikes from the caspian sea. these missile strikes are actually fatal . at the shopping center in kremenchuk, shopping center amstor and actually, what will this also mean, how can we punish these people that we are given information, it is also of course interesting and they face life imprisonment, since this will be considered a war crime, well, at least it is definitely necessary to name these people and they should know that attention is focused on them. for sure, they will not go to croatia to rest after the war, that's 100%. by the way, we can now watch the video from the surveillance cameras, let's look at the surveillance cameras actually in kremenchuk or mykolaiv. tell me about kremenchuk - we're showing another video from kremenchuk. that is, you can see t

i say that because the air force has the b 21, they have stand up weapons. the navy will have, shipped born capabilities. is this a real viable -- and basing issues, how do we deal with it? thank you. >> great question. as you know, n.e.m.e.s.i.s. is one of our systems. the other one is long-range precision fire, which is a tomahawk. we share that with the navy. an incredibly long range weapon. we have demonstrated that weapons system firing off of one of our platforms, ground based. and we are very happy with it. we have yet to determine going forward, it is a larger missile system than the naval strike missile and the n.e.m.e.s.i.s., so again, from my concert as a requirements guy for the marine corps, i get concerned when i see something that are big and heavy, read signature, difficult to resupply, signature, the ground based tomahawk -- and by the way, it's launched out of a vertical launch system, which is similar, looks similar, to other ones, so there's opportunities there as we go forward. leave at that. so yes sir, we have that capability. it's ver

second one is air force a composite from the air base here at temple hills central airport. there are also two platoon of french soldiers and two platoons of british soldiers. president has pass through french troops and is moving on for the inspection of the british soldiers. all of these platoons of course are brewing based. and the president has completed his inspection. he was their speaking with we're gonna general jack woodall. major general john mitchell president now once again joins his wife nancy us ambassador to west germany richard burton and his wife gail. and there we see the spectators waving some of them to the president. i would guess that there is about so 500 or so. we're linners and americans in that group. special invitations to president is now getting into a special limit name. he will be going on to the schlot spill view. for a special visit with the president of west germany richard on bike thatcher and it is good to see the president in the berlin area. of course. he being one of the few commanders in chief in recent history to actually salute the t

up air force one for some reason. and so, i walk him off air force one, and the press person at andrews air force base came running over to me and said, jean, the press wants to know -- and for a minute i just assumed she was going to say they would like to interview you. [laughter]. she said, the press wants to know if you could not be between sully and the cameras. [laughter]. because you are blocking sully. [laughter]. it was a humbling moment. [laughter]. but sully has an instagram account. he has 5000 followers. and i am one. [laughter]. i follow a dog. but that, anital thanks. but that and bob dole are possibly the two iconic photos that came out of president bush's funeral. >> jeanne, louis, nicola. on behalf of this audience i'm going to say thank you so much for your time, your expertise. [applause] metropolitan museum of art in new york. telling the rich stories of white house history has been the mission of the white house historical a

stinger and javelin are made with partners in the army and air force. we are working with, together with industry, recognizing something like javelin is a little more modern and able to scale easier. stingers we will have to go back, probably not more authority but we will need more industrial base money to get them to high enough production level they can restock in time. that is an ever we are working with the army and we will certainly come back to this committee when we get those results. rep. hartzler: when you anticipate that to be? mr. stefany: i will have to take that for the record and get you that. rep. hartzler: we need this answer yesterday so we can produce stingers again or shift to another munition. navy that another country has perfected -- maybe that another country has perfected. are there any changes that need to be made in our strategies to get over these programs of long wait times, shortfalls and material obsolescence? mr. stefany: i think between the authorities we have and defense production act of authorities, i think we have th

that's air force two, as you see there. she was scheduled to land around 5:10, and she did just touch down. the veep's team has been tight lipped about why she's here, why she's returning to the bay area, only to say that she has political engagements in los gatos and san francisco tomorrow. now, within the last hour, we've learned that the event in los gatos will be hosted by silicon valley philanthropist shannon hunt scott and kevin scott. the price to get in the door starts at $1,000. the last time vp harris was in the bay area was back in april when she visited ucsf to speak about maternal health. >>> a tense night for parents in oakland. in less than an hour, the city school district is expected to vote on whether to re-open any of the schools that's in the process of closing. the board has already voted twice to close or merge ten of its 80 schools because of low enrollment and budget constraints. some parents and activists fought back, staging a month long sit-in at one of the impacted schools, parker k through eight

you see kamala harris deboarding air force two. now, this visit by the vice president wasn't highly publicized. two bay area city mayors there to greet kamala harris. oakland mayor libby schaaf and san francisco mayor london breed. now i've covered the vice president for many years in the past here in the bay area. now, she attempted to get into her motorcade and drive away, but i guess my yelling and the familiar face drew her to our microphone. >> good to see you, and of course, i was just having a chat with longstanding colleagues and friends, the mayors of oakland and san francisco, and we are talking about all the challenges that the nation faces. >> it was great to just see kind of our native sister rise to this place of power. and we all did check in on the roe ruling that has really damped everyone's spirits. >> very much so. >> we said how we missed her at the warriors parade and the pride parade but that she's out sending such an importance message about the importance of the midterms now that we don't have the supreme co

him off air force one for some reason and and so i walk up off air force one and the press person and andrews air force base came running over to me and said gene the press wants to know and for a minute. i just assumed he she was gonna say they they would like to interview you. mm-hmm. she said the press wants to know if you could not be between and the camera. because you're blocking sully. it was a humbling moment, but sully sully has an instagram account. he has 5,000 followers and i'm one and follow a dog, but that anita thanks for that is the night bad and bob dole or possibly the two iconic. those that came out of president bush's funeral. gene lewis nicola on behalf of this audience. i'm going to say thank you so much for your time your expertise.

missile at a distance of up to five and a half thousand kilometers, commented the spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine , denis popovych, a military observer joins us, we all congratulate you, good day, good health, i wanted to ask you about simple missiles, khas -101, let's start with this today. unfortunately, the death of one peaceful resident in the shevchenkiv district of the capital has already been confirmed. a few months ago we said that the stock of missiles in the russians was limited, but now it turns out that it is not so. and it is possible that i am asking you for a word. i was given a communication first. let's start first. we hear you, but with interruptions. a relatively new russian missile, well, by and large, it’s a modernized soviet missile, and they don’t have many of these rockets of this type. this is the x1 missile, but they have quite a lot of different ones, and unfortunately, what can i say about that? these reserves of e-e in them are so critically reduced i would i would not have noticed in these years, often one of them is so relatively few,

>> so all i know is that i was on air force one, we were meant to interview him on that day on air forceef of staff told us that it had to be rescheduled because he had a telephone call. if my memory serves correctly it was a telephone call with the president of russia and i remember thinking, that's a fair enough excuse to, you know, reschedule the interview but i have absolutely no more information whatsoever about that and other reporters can come up with their own conclusions. >> that stood out to you as being strange? >> i mean, he's a world leader speaking to another world leader. i didn't think it was particularly strange. the entire experience was strange. i was on air force one. >> right, and that was i guess one of the remarkable things about this. here you are a documentary filmmaker not exactly a known quantity here in washington or perhaps in the united states, you are now, of course. what did you think? i mean just being in the middle of this as the title of your documentary is called "unprecedented" during this borderline insane time in our nation's history. >> it's been a

of ​​​​the settlement, slavyansk, donetsk people's republic, a mig-29 aircraft of the ukrainian air forcen air defense systems in the odessa region, an an-26 military transport aircraft was shot down the air force of ukraine, which transported weapons and military equipment, also destroyed 10 unmanned aerial vehicles in areas of settlements in the area of ​​​​populated areas, native, svyatogorsk of the donetsk people's republic, kirovsk , a periwinkle pond, during the day. varvarovka luhansk of the people's republic of the wolf's yar large passages of the kharkiv region, shameful zaporozhye region, including in the berezovsky region of the kharkiv region, unmanned aerial vehicles tv2 in addition, over the settlement of novogeorkovka, mykolaiv region two tactical missiles were intercepted point u, and in the areas of the settlements of dry kamenka dolgikh and kamenka, kharkiv region, three ukrainian shells were shot down, the rocket launcher was a hurricane. rockets and artillery hit 46 control points of 123 artillery mortar units in firing positions, as well as 498 areas of concentration

shell-s su-25 aircraft was shot down of the ukrainian air force and 12 rockets, there were no casualtiesrsonnel of the garrison and no destruction by russian air defense systems, eight ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed in the areas of settlements , varvarovka rai aleksandrovka of the luhansk people's republic belyaevka, kherson region, malaya kamyshevakha and small passages of the kharkiv region were also shot down 19 reagent. this is a system of salvo fire in areas of settlements, suligovka, glinskaya dry kamenka kharkovskaya region, makiivka, donetsk people’s republic and over zmeiny island, in an air battle, a mig-29 aircraft was shot down in the air force of ukraine in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement, zelenodolsk, dnepropetrovsk region, all at first during a special operation 215 aircraft 132 helicopters 1.363 unmanned aerial vehicles 350 anti-aircraft missile systems 3.809 tanks were destroyed and other armored combat vehicles 682 combat vehicles rocket fire systems 3,012 field artillery mortars, as well as 3,864 units of special military vehicles. the ameri

, which at times, at the beginning of the war, and now probably still exceeds the ukrainian air forcenies of fedorchukov, which are now being received by the ukrainian special services, please mr. yuri, can you? share well, i'm not the first pilot who can be suspected of being of ukrainian origin, and the entire population of russia actually has some kind of family connection there at one time or another . he comes from kharkiv oblast. and actually, the bomber also bombed his native kharkiv oblast, where his sister lives, where his uh, real relatives are, in general. well , you can be surprised, well, every day, people like that who said that they are a bandit, according to the coordinates, they know everything very well. where are they going ? -e inflict many blows uh, they have in the public, there are groups, uh, there are telegram channels, not only uh, we are talking about the armed forces, in particular, the pilots are united in such telegram channels, we monitor them, we read everything they write there, and i want to say that before the war, there was a full-scale invasion, wh