Ukrainian reconnaissance men destroyed a Russian helicopter in Moscow: details from GUR

Ukrainian reconnaissance men destroyed a Russian helicopter in Moscow: details from GUR

Ukrainian special services managed to destroy a Ka-32 helicopter in Moscow that belonged to the Russian Ministry of Defense. It was burned at the Ostafievo international airfield in the Russian capital. This was reported by a source in the special services.

 

According to the source, the Russian Ka-32 helicopter was used to provide logistical needs and evacuation operations of the Russian army.

 

Later, the destruction of the helicopter was confirmed by the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, which also released a video of the incident.

 

It should be noted that the Ostafievo airfield is owned by the Russian Ministry of Defense and operated jointly with Gazpromavia, a Gazprom company.

 

"The destroyed aircraft was used by the aggressor state in the interests of the Moscow aviation center, in particular, to support the operations of the Russian occupation army," the GUR confirmed.





Ukrainian special services managed to destroy a Ka-32 helicopter in Moscow that belonged to the Russian Ministry of Defense. It was burned at the Ostafievo international airfield in the Russian capital. This was reported by a source in the special services.

 

According to the source, the Russian Ka-32 helicopter was used to provide logistical needs and evacuation operations of the Russian army.

 

Later, the destruction of the helicopter was confirmed by the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, which also released a video of the incident.

 

It should be noted that the Ostafievo airfield is owned by the Russian Ministry of Defense and operated jointly with Gazpromavia, a Gazprom company.

 

"The destroyed aircraft was used by the aggressor state in the interests of the Moscow aviation center, in particular, to support the operations of the Russian occupation army," the GUR confirmed.