Russia relies on the Su-34 as one of its primary aircraft to drop guided glide bombs on Ukrainian cities and frontline positions. Two of the fighter-bombers were destroyed at the Marinovka Air Force base in the Volgograd region of Russia in a missile strike using the "Neptune Long" cruise missile, according to Ukraine.

Russia relies on the Su-34 as one of its primary aircraft to drop guided glide bombs on Ukrainian cities and frontline positions. Two of the fighter-bombers were destroyed at the Marinovka Air Force base in the Volgograd region of Russia in a missile strike using the "Neptune Long" cruise missile, according to Ukraine.