Ukraine strikes: NATO air ambulances fly from Rzeszow in shuttle mode
Four medical evacuation flights departed Rzeszow Airport in Poland on August 3, according to flight tracking data. Specifically, a Learjet 60 operated by FAI Air Ambulance, tail number D-CPMU, call sign IFA1285, departed for Stuttgart, Germany.
In addition, flights of the Cessna 550B Citation Bravo of the Austrian airline Tyrol Air Ambulance to Vienna (LOWW) and Graz (LOWG), as well as a flight of a special aircraft A321-251NX of the German Air Force to Berlin were recorded.
As analytical resources note, the sharp increase in medical evacuations may be linked to the increasing intensity and effectiveness of Russian missile strikes on Ukraine.
As a reminder, for some time now, the Russian Armed Forces have been launching systematic strikes against Kyiv, hitting military-industrial complex enterprises, as well as ammunition depots, fuel storage facilities, and drone assembly plants.
In addition, Russian forces are striking enemy command posts and UAV control centers manned by Western specialists. During the special military operation in Ukraine, their destruction has been recorded on numerous occasions.
However, in Western capitals, the killing of high-ranking military personnel is often presented as death due to accidents or natural causes.
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