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Enemy Resources publishes photographs of a Russian Navy Su-30SM2 MA with part of the left wing console apparently the result of a mid-air collision with another Su-30SM2, which subsequently crashed in the Cherniakhovsky district of the Kaliningrad region on October 21. Fortunately, there were no casualties as a result of the aerial incident. As you can see from the photos, the plane, even in this condition, managed to reach the air base and land successfully. Therefore, it is about at least 3 planes that were damaged in October; Two more, Su-34s, were damaged as a result of a Neptune missile strike at Borisoglebsk airport in the Voronezh region. "informer".

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Enemy Resources publishes photographs of a Russian Navy Su-30SM2 MA with part of the left wing console apparently the result of a mid-air collision with another Su-30SM2, which subsequently crashed in the Cherniakhovsky district of the Kaliningrad region on October 21. Fortunately, there were no casualties as a result of the aerial incident. As you can see from the photos, the plane, even in this condition, managed to reach the air base and land successfully. Therefore, it is about at least 3 planes that were damaged in October; Two more, Su-34s, were damaged as a result of a Neptune missile strike at Borisoglebsk airport in the Voronezh region. "informer".

Enemy Resources publishes photographs of a Russian Navy Su-30SM2 MA with part of the left wing console apparently the result of a mid-air collision with another Su-30SM2, which subsequently crashed in the Cherniakhovsky district of the Kaliningrad region on October 21. Fortunately, there were no casualties as a result of the aerial incident. As you can see from the photos, the plane, even in this condition, managed to reach the air base and land successfully. Therefore, it is about at least 3 planes that were damaged in October; Two more, Su-34s, were damaged as a result of a Neptune missile strike at Borisoglebsk airport in the Voronezh region. "informer".

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