7th Tactical Aviation Brigade (English Wikipedia)

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  • Axe, David (22 February 2024). "It's Official. Despite Losses, Ukraine's Sole Bomber Brigade Is Bigger Now Than It Was Before The War". Forbes. Retrieved 26 January 2025.
  • Axe, David (7 April 2022). "Where Are Ukraine's Bombers?". Forbes. There however is evidence the Ukrainians have lost at least one Su-24. On March 30, a video circulated on social media apparently depicting a Ukrainian bomber trailing smoke over Rivne in western Ukraine, purportedly after a Russian fighter intercepted it. At least one of those claimed kills appears to be valid.

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  • Ponomarenko, Illia (15 March 2019). "Ukraine's Air Force rebuilds amidst war". Kyiv Post. Kyiv, Ukraine. Retrieved 3 September 2019. These include approximately 37 MiG‑29 and 34 Su‑27 fighters, 14 Su‑24M attack aircraft, 31 Su‑25 close air support aircraft, nine Su‑24MR and three Antonov An‑30 reconnaissance aircraft, 32 L‑39 training planes, and five Ilyushin Il‑76 and three An‑26 military transport aircraft.

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