It seems Russia has lost another Su-34 “Fullback” medium-range fighter bomber in the Full-Scale Russian Invasion of Ukraine. This was reported by a noted Telegram Channel called FighterBomber (the channel reportedly has links to the Russian Air Force). This comes less than a month after Ukraine apparently shot down the first strategic Tu-22M3 bomber. Over the course of two years of war, the Russian Air Force has been losing a steady stream of aircraft, but at a reasonably slow rate that it can likely tolerate and sustain for a long time.
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