Thumpalumpacus
Major
I'd read that one was reportedly destroyed, but haven't seen confirmation. I don't doubt that they're regarded as high-value targets and that we'll be reading of their losses soon enough.
Ad: This forum contains affiliate links to products on Amazon and eBay. More information in Terms and rules
In Germany I've read a report/claim of russians already destroying two HIMARS systems. Is that their common propaganda or is something known about it?
I am reading that the British and German air forces are in the process of retiring their tranch 1 Typhoons. I am confident that the Ukraine would welcome these with open arms and whilst they are not as capable as the tranch 2 and 3 aircraft, I would back them against any Mig 29 or Su30.Nice work. Now, what about those Polish MiG-29s? Surely by now any reticence about giving those to Ukraine has evaporated?
However, how much hell did that HIMARS wreak on the Orcs during it's operation - that is the value-packed question.I'd read that one was reportedly destroyed, but haven't seen confirmation. I don't doubt that they're regarded as high-value targets and that we'll be reading of their losses soon enough.
Russia claims 2, Ukraine denies.I'd read that one was reportedly destroyed, but haven't seen confirmation. I don't doubt that they're regarded as high-value targets and that we'll be reading of their losses soon enough.
"in the process of retiring" may be a lot of time, even several yearsI am reading that the British and German air forces are in the process of retiring their tranch 1 Typhoons. I am confident that the Ukraine would welcome these with open arms and whilst they are not as capable as the tranch 2 and 3 aircraft, I would back them against any Mig 29 or Su30.
I think the total is about 70 aircraft which would make quite a difference
well - what Polish MiGs? - what you think how it happen that UAF is still flying with this type????Nice work. Now, what about those Polish MiG-29s? Surely by now any reticence about giving those to Ukraine has evaporated?
I'm no grammarian, but what?what you think how it happen that UAF is still flying with this type????
sorry my english is far from perfection - in short words all MiG29 left in Poland are only this ones owned by museums and i think this information should terminate further comments in this topicI'm no grammarian, but what?
I'd ignore any Kremlin's claims until there is a clear video.Russia claims 2, Ukraine denies.
Ukraine's general staff rejected Russia's account later on Wednesday. In a post on Twitter, it said the claims were "fake" and that it was using the US-supplied HIMARS to inflict "devastating blows" on Russian forces.
Russia claims advanced US rocket launchers destroyed in Ukraine
Russia claims it also destroyed two ammunition depots storing rockets for the HIMARS near a village south of Kramatorsk.www.aljazeera.com
Because a guy on internet said so??i think this information should terminate further comments in this topic
I agree. I doubt the Ukrainians and their well informed US/NATO advisors would consolidate their advanced weaponry into known locations.I'd ignore any Kremlin's claims until there is a clear video.
So, you're suggesting the MiG-29s Poland had intended to give to Ukraine in March 2022 have since been transferred to the UAF? If so, that's good, and I don't understand the need for worry about upsetting Russia Polish relations. Providing thirty year old, old tech fighters is not a big issue when NATO is providing MRLS that can put a missile through a General's kitchen window at 80 km.sorry my english is far from perfection - in short words all MiG29 left in Poland are only this ones owned by museums...
However, how much hell did that HIMARS wreak on the Orcs during it's operation - that is the value-packed question.
No - because my friends from Minsk Mazowiecki and Malbork airbases have no airplanes to clock flying hours since 5 weeks.... except this ones who has been transferred to F-16 equipped bases.Because a guy on internet said so??
yep - this is pretty much what i'm suggestingSo, you're suggesting the MiG-29s Poland had intended to give to Ukraine in March 2022 have since been transferred to the UAF? If so, that's good, and I don't understand the need for worry about upsetting Russia Polish relations. Providing thirty year old, old tech fighters is not a big issue when NATO is providing MRLS that can put a missile through a General's kitchen window at 80 km.
The Slovaks don't seem to be so shy about donating their MiG-29s.
BREAKING: Slovakia donates its MiG-29 Fulcrum to Ukraine
Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger announced today that he will donate 12 MiG-29 fighters and 30 T-72 tanks to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. https://twitter.cwww.aviacionline.com
SLOVAKIAI still feel that UAF's colour scheme is one of the best. Does any other country incorporate their national symbol into the camo?
View attachment 676612