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China didn't necessarily steal the plans for the MIG-19 to build its own Nanchang Q-5 aircraft, but the country was certainly "inspired" by the design.

The 355th Wing was the first Air Force unit to get operational A-10s, but now the wing's Warthogs are on their way out.

Russian soldiers began to use plastic bottles against Ukrainian drones as shown in a video taken near Avdiivka and published on social networks by soldiers of the unmanned attack aircraft complexes company of the 110th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Colonel-General Mark Bezruchka.

Lieutenant General Mykola Oleshchuk has stated that the Ukrainian Air Force supports the idea of strengthening the capabilities of Ukrainian attack aircraft for the sake of facilitation of offensive and defensive actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Ukraine is seeking to deploy F-16 jet fighters as a priority for modernizing its air force, but is also looking into acquiring other Western warplanes to gradually replace its outdated fleet, Air Force commander Mykola Oleshchuk said on Telegram on Jan. 14.

Ukraine requires more attack aircraft, including jets to support infantry and planes to fire long-range missiles, Ground Forces Commander Oleksandr Syrskyi said in an interview with Reuters published on Jan. 12.

The priority for the aviation of Ukraine's Air Force remains obtaining F-16 multi-role fighters from Western partners to gain air superiority, after which, in the future, options for attack aircraft and attack helicopters can be considered to support ground troops directly.

According to Oleksandr Syrskyi, Ukraine's Ground Forces Commander, Kyiv requires more military planes, such as the US A-10 attack aircraft, to assist infantry in combat operations. Source: Sirskyi in an interview with Reuters Quote: "I would talk about A-10s as an option if they'll be given to us .