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The Vasylkiv Tactical Aircraft Brigade has reported that, in addition to Andrii "Juice" Pilshchykov, Viacheslav Minka and Serhii Prokazin were killed in a plane crash in Zhytomyr Oblast on 25 August. Source: Vasylkiv Tactical Aircraft Brigade on Facebook Details: Three combat pilots from the 40th Tactical Aircraft Brigade of Air Command Tsentr (Centre) were killed in the crash.

Three pilots were killed after two L-39 military trainer jets collided in the sky over Ukraine's northern Zhytomyr region, the country's Air Force said Saturday in a statement on Telegram. The crash took place on Friday, when two aircraft were performing a combat task, the statement said. The regional prosecutor's…

One of the pilots killed in the crash was Juice a famous MiG-29 pilot who was part of the Ghost Of Kyiv unit that defended Ukraine during the war.

Three Ukraine military pilots, one a "mega talent" who aspired to fly F-16s, were killed after two L-39 combat training aircraft crashed on Friday

The names of all three pilots killed in a mid-air collision over Zhytomyr Oblast were released by the Vasylkiv Tactical Aviation Brigade on Aug. 27. They were Captain Andrii Pilshchykov, also known as "Juice," Major Viacheslav Minka, and Major Serhii Prokazin.

Two L-39 planes collided during a training flight. Among the dead was a commander with the callsign Juice, who'd urged the US to provide F-16 jets.

Ukrainian authorities have launched an investigation after a mid-air collision between two warplanes in the west of the country killed three pilots.Air force spokesman Yuri Ihnat told Ukrainian television on Sunday it was not immediately clear how lo...

Three Ukrainian pilots, including a well-known pilot who went by the call sign "Juice," have died...

Three Ukrainian pilots, including a well-known MiG-29 pilot who went by the call sign "Juice" and was part of a unit known as “Ghost of Kyiv,” died in a plane crash over the weekend.

The crash marks a major upset for Kyiv, which has been looking to secure advanced F-16 jets to strengthen its Soviet-era air force and push ahead with its counteroffensive.