Ukrainian military destroyed a Russian Su-34 aircraft in the Zaporizhzhia direction, according to the Ukrainian Air Force. On September 25, 2025, Ukrainian defenders shot…
After Ukraine reported destroying four Su-34s, satellite imagery shows craters on the flight line and wreckage. Unfortunately, most has been cleared away.
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West-supplied Ukrainian F-16 seems to have landed its first air-to-air fighter jet kill.As per reports, one of Moscow's fighter jets has been shot down…
Russia has lost another Su-34 fighter jet. It was reportedly shot down by an American F-16 that was handed over to Ukraine, which became…
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The Su-34 is equipped with a wide range of weapon systems, capable of deploying 16 types of guided munitions and 19 unguided weapons. This…
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Ukraine targetted Morozovsk air base with reportedly 40 drones. Morozovsk is home to three squadrons of Su-34 and satellite imagery from yesterday shows a…
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Ukraine has shot down another Su-34 over Ukraine. This is the 12th aircraft overall since 17th February and the 9th Su-34. Plus, satellite imagery…
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The seventh Russian aircraft destroyed in seven days is reported by Ukraine, this time a Su-34. This makes it the 30th Su-34 destroyed so…
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A pair of Su-34 miss spectacular with bombs aiming at the Grayvoron border checkpoint at Kozinka during the cross-border invasion of Belgorod.
Wreckage of a Su-34 in Kharkiv.
Wreckage of a Russian Su-34 discovered in Kherson.
Wreckage of Su-34 RF-9005, 22 Red seen in Kupiansk Ukraine. Adding to Russia's aircraft losses.
Satellite imagery of Yeysk Air base shows rare aircraft such as the Be-200 and An-72 as well as Su-34.
