How Ukraine gave Putin a bloody nose – and rewrote the future of air power
More than 100 days into the war, Russia still doesn't have air superiority
Source: telegraph.co.uk
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More than 100 days into the war, Russia still doesn't have air superiority
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As the war in Ukraine continues on, some experts say Russia's military is losing its reputation as one of the world's mightiest forces.
Czech Republic has transferred attack helicopters (likely Mil Mi-24 Hinds) to Ukraine
"Zelensky doesn't really need a no-fly zone," an expert told Newsweek when discussing Russia's failure to establish air superiority in Ukraine.