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Ukraine Reports Second Downed Russian Spy Plane Amid Escalating Tensions

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In tension wave Ukraine has downed a Russian A50 military spy jet twice in a month. Aircraft were hit in Rostov-on-Don and Krasnodar, over 200km behind the front line.

Online recordings of the plane bombing spread the news quickly and enhance the flames and smoke. First responders spot the plane fragments in Kanevskoy neighborhood and put out the fire. Russia has not addressed Ukraine’s assertion. Especially this.


Mykola Oleshchuk, the Ukraine Air Forces’ commanding officer, commended the military for retrieving the long-range radar detection aircraft on a critical military day in Russia. This issue arises when the country struggles to break Russian sway in the south.

One person was killed and three injured in an unmanned aerial vehicle strike on Ukraine’s southern port Odesa a month earlier. The head of the national security and defense committee also suggested that Russian President Vladimir Putin may seize territory before the November US presidential election.

Government leaders including UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and French President Emmanuel Macron defend Ukraine’s sovereignty. The developing events are also enhanced by reports of explosions and fires at a nonferrous metals factory in Lipetsk, western Russia. The fight highlighted the situation’s weakness and raised the stakes for all sides.

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