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Guerilla Arsonists Just Set Fire to Russia's Supersonic Bomber
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Guerilla Arsonists Just Set Fire to Russia's Supersonic Bomber

On May 8, just prior to Russia’s Victory Day holiday, saboteurs filmed themselves setting fire to one of Russia's Su-24 supersonic bomber.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has been tough on Russia’s inventory ground attack aircraft, with photos confirming at least 60 of its Sukhoi bombers and attack jets destroyed or heavily damaged by early May 2020. And a recent incident suggests even those deployed thousands of miles away from Ukraine may still be in the line of fire.

On May 8, just prior to Russia’s Victory Day holiday, saboteurs filmed themselves setting fire to one Su-24 supersonic bomber parked near some woods by the Sukhoi aircraft factory at Novosibirsk—located 1,800 miles east of Ukraine in Siberia. The Novosibirsk Aircraft Production Association Plant there is engaged in producing the Su-24’s successor, the Su-34 Fullback bomber.

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