Six unknown MiG-29s found at Khmeimim airbase

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A new satellite image of the Russian Khmeimim airbase in Syria, made by Western "partners", has appeared on the Web. It recorded six fourth-generation MiG-29 multipurpose fighters of unknown origin.

It is clarified that the picture was taken on January 12, 2021. The discovery of six such planes at once caused bewilderment among Western observers.



It seems that, for some reason, six MiG-24 fighters were transferred to the Russian Khmeimim airbase, in addition to the usual Su-30 and Su-35/29

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Note that there is nothing unusual about the presence of MiG-29 fighters at the Khmeimim airbase. They were noticed there before, however, not six units at a time.

These are likely Syrian Air Force planes that Moscow donated to Damascus in May 2020. They were transported in batches to Syria.

We remind you that by the fall of 2015, the Syrian Air Force practically ceased to exist. There were only a few weeks left before the fall of Damascus. Only the intervention of the Russian Federation on the side of the official government of the SAR could change the course of the war.

In recent years, the CAA has significantly strengthened and continues this process in order to completely free the territory of its country from jihadists and uninvited guests in the foreseeable future.
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    1. 123
      +6
      16 January 2021 21: 21
      Look at the curious sad The penalty box is, they drove for speeding. smile What's your business? winked
    2. +3
      16 January 2021 21: 28
      and Russia should report?
    3. -6
      16 January 2021 21: 36
      And there is no money to build hangars! They all save "on matches"!
      1. +3
        17 January 2021 15: 45
        Quote: steel maker
        And there is no money to build hangars! They all save "on matches"!

        Can we bury the entire airfield underground? Fund, smart guy.
        1. -2
          17 January 2021 15: 47
          This is your offer! You and finance!
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      3. +1
        17 January 2021 20: 07
        And there is no money to build hangars! They all save "on matches"!



      4. 0
        18 January 2021 13: 22
        With such an "economy" as in the Russian Federation, hangars are 50 times more expensive than the price of an aircraft laughing
        1. -2
          18 January 2021 18: 33
          Well, well, but they also manage not to build hangars!
    4. -5
      16 January 2021 21: 47
      Quote: steel maker
      And there is no money to build hangars! They all save "on matches"!

      Bashar does not give ... but his ... there you can not see "roll back" much
    5. +9
      16 January 2021 22: 04
      Quote: steel maker
      And there is no money to build hangars! They all save "on matches"!

      If you raise your eyes to the upper right corner, you can see them perfectly in the photo ...
      1. -1
        17 January 2021 10: 01
        Well, further develop your thought. Useful to state the facts! I can do that too: "If you look, the photo is black and white!"
    6. -2
      17 January 2021 08: 30
      Maybe this is the 35th for the "break-in" profit?
    7. +1
      17 January 2021 08: 49
      The discovery of six such aircraft at once caused bewilderment among Western observers.

      Do the observers know about this perplexity? After all, they are shocked and panicked by the previous news.
    8. -5
      17 January 2021 15: 25
      I'll try to assume: the planes were brought in and they are unsuitable for the tasks, there are no spare parts to repair, to deliver repair kits is unrealistically expensive - it is cheaper to bring others. They will stand up for a year, the climate of Syria allows and will be buried by bulldozers at the edge of the parking lot!
    9. -6
      17 January 2021 19: 03
      Or could it be that these six MiG-29s were simply successfully privatized by some cunning mid-level military commander, like the captain from the Baltic Fleet who stole the bronze propellers of his destroyer? And what, six fighters were stolen and sold to some young African republic for the price of two trucks with bananas for a fighter, in Khmeimim just a stopover on the way to new owners - everything is extremely logical in the spirit of the times.
      1. 0
        18 January 2021 07: 24
        Here you have a pathetic fascist disguised as a Holocaust victim what happens your masters in occupied Palestine feel bad and despair is a new orange for Babytaniawu the criminal who rules occupied Palestine because he knows these planes and the stability of Syria and Iran will bear fruit on the run and Israel will become history and PALMESTINA will lift you to hell again the Zionist fascist state of Israel