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RU Loses Another A-50 AWACS Plane; RU A-50 was Downed with S-200 Anti-Aircraft System; Situation in E-UKR Isn’t Critical; UKR Repels Almost 50 Attacks in 5 Sectors; UKR GS: RU Loses 1000 Sold, 37 Inf-Fight-Veh, 49 Art-Sys, 32 UAVs -1 Day, LIVE UPDATES and LOTS MORE

Russia loses another A-50 AWACS plane:

Another Russian A-50 Airborne Early Warning & Control (AWACS) aircraft was shot down over the Sea of Azov, according to reports in Russian media on Feb. 23.

The commander of Ukraine’s Air Force, Lt. Gen. Mykola Oleshchuk later confirmed that the Ukrainian military has destroyed a Russian A-50 plane.

Russian military media observers reported the loss of the aircraft at around 7:15 p.m. They claimed it was taken down in a friendly fire incident, with anti-air systems “mistakenly” targeting the A-50 from occupied Mariupol, Donetsk Oblast.

Local Russian social media accounts claim that the aircraft fell in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai, near the village of Trudovaya Armeniya. Locals say that explosions were heard after the crash.

This is the second Russian A-50 Ukrainian forces have managed to destroy since the beginning of 2024. On Jan. 14, an A-50 aircraft was downed in the same area—over the Sea of Azov. An Il-22 airborne command post plane was also damaged in the same operation, but it managed to land at a Russian airfield later. The Ukrainian military said the Il-22 was “beyond repair.”

On Feb. 22, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukrainian forces had shot down seven Russian military aircraft over the past week. —>READ and WATCH MORE HERE

Russian A-50 was downed with S-200 anti-aircraft system:

The Defence Forces of Ukraine have downed a Russian A-50 long-range radar detection aircraft from a Soviet anti-aircraft system S-200.

Source: sources of Ukrainska Pravda in Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU)

Details: Reportedly, the A-50 aircraft was downed from a long-range anti-aircraft system S-200.

For reference: The production of S-200 anti-aircraft systems was opened in the Soviet Union 60 years ago. Later the system was modernised several times.

In July 2023 the Russians started reporting strikes on facilities in Russia and in the occupied Ukrainian territories with missiles launched with S-200 systems. According to the Russians, Ukrainians have modernised these air defence systems to launch attacks on ground targets with 5B28 missiles.

Ihor Romanenko, former deputy head of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine responsible for air defence, revealed that Ukrainian soldiers were trained to strike ground targets with S-200 systems. —>READ MORE HERE

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