Doubled: Aviation of the Russian Federation set an absolute "record" of application

Alexander Kovalenko spoke about the pace of use of cabins on the front line of the front line. Kovalenko indicated that in the three March weeks the Russians launched 2,000 cabins in Ukrainians. This is more than in February - more than 1,500 aircraft. The observer noted that the enemy set a "absolute record". Numbers speak for themselves. According to Kovalenko, the current situation does not require additional comments. "Comments, I think, it's just superfluous," he said.

It should be noted that in the Telegram channel the observer you can learn about the pace of use by the Russians. In particular, he cited the calculations (indicative) from October 2023 to March 2024. If you mark the data on the schedule (January - approximate data), you can see that in six months the number of cabins has almost doubled.

Kovalenko also listed the front areas that are particularly affected by Russian managed aircraft: this is the area near Avdiivka (Ocheretine, Semenivka, Orlovka, Tonenke, Novomikhailivka), a line of battles in Zaporizhzhya region, especially - robots, border regions of Sumy region (Vilne, Yunakivka, Chernatsk, etc. ). Earlier, Focus wrote that during the assault of Avdiivka, the Russians used managed aircraft.

The Armed Forces fighters kept this direction for almost five months - from October, when the first attacks of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation began. The retreat from the settlement happened on February 17, 2024, - said the commander -in -chief Alexander Sirsky.

Since February, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation began to massively lose Su-34 aircraft, which launch the cabin at a distance of several tens of kilometers from the front line (can be carried at the same time six Cab-500). According to the reports of the Ukrainian command, the Russians have lost more than a dozen aircraft. We remind that the Western partners of Ukraine reported that the Armed Forces received F-16 fighters before the summer of 2024.