Axe, David (7 de abril de 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. On or before April 3, someone shot a video depicting the crash site of a Ukrainian Su-24. Its blue camouflage pattern is visible, as are the remains of one of its AL-21 engines».
«Ukrainian Su-24 Back In The Fight And Armed With A Laser-Guided Missile». Thedrive.com. 10 de agosto de 2022. Consultado el 11 de agosto de 2022. «Western sources reported a total fully operational fleet of only 12 of these aircraft before the current conflict. It’s likely that this last number is an underestimation, although only one tactical aviation brigade flew Fencers, both Su-24Ms for strike, and Su-24MR reconnaissance versions, based at Starokostyantyniv. Typically, a pre-war brigade had two squadrons with 10-12 aircraft each, although some brigades had only a single squadron.»
«Widespread Destruction Seen After Blasts At Russian Base In Crimea». The Drive - The War Zone. 10 de agosto de 2022. «..and three more Su-24 Fencers sitting inside revetments were very likely destroyed. Another Su-24 and adjacent structure, along with an additional separate structure, all in this same portion of the base were obliterated, as well. A fifth Su-24 looks to be damaged, too.»
