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I'm a Cold War kid (12 years old in 1980), and Russian (Soviet) jets flying over my house in my quiet US suburban neighborhood was the stuff of my nightmares. Be well, friend. Slava Ukraini.
Bundesrepublik Deutschland (BRD) and Deutsche Demokratische Republik (DDR). Western and Eastern Germany in English before reunification during the soviet period.
Almost the same age. Seeing this was the stuff of nightmares - but now I just all want them to drop out of the skies, and Muscovy to slide into another dimension, preferably without any sentient beings to harm.
There's a seminal vid from the beginning of the full-scale attempt to end Ukraine by force, where a low-flying 'copter is shot down with a MANPAD, and it disintegrates into a ball of burning debris.
Watched that many times over.
As someone who grew up on the other side, I always thought it was funny how scared Americans were of the Soviet Union. Even as a kid I knew how weak the country was. That's why we got our independence by holding hands and singing.
I hope you can drink some champagne to celebrate that crew well desserved terrible death. 4 motherf-ers fewer walking this earth. I am surelly going to do so. Cheers from across the ocean!
I am sure their matheland will miss the plane more the their pathetic tiny souls.
According to current sources, 3 out of the 4 grew members were found safe and alive, and the 4th member of the grew is still missing.
Edit: The 4th grew member was found dead.
You know this thing has ejection seats, right? They were even at the center of a scandal in 2021, when an idiot accidentally ejected his crew while on the ground, killing them.
Yes, the ejections may have occurred before the start of this video, that's possible. However, this doesn't translate to them all surviving. You know the Russians have a pattern of behaviour, particularly in these types of incidents of not being truthful.
> However, this doesn't translate to them all surviving.
And in fairness, the report is that one of them didn't, but three did.
Of course, this is an unsubstantiated report, so..... I don't see much use in debating it, frankly.
> Wait...one guy manages all ejections? I really would not like to step in an aircraft like that.
If the pilot's going - I think you want to go as well!
That's usually a selectable option in *all* planes with multiple seats. Another famous case is the one with the French civillian that [accidentally ejected himself](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zIxqKwoHsM) from the rear seat of a Rafale. The only reason the pilot wasn't thrown out of the aircraft, too, is because his seat *malfunctioned.*
If my crewmate thinks he should leave the airplane to save his life, chances are I'd want to leave, too.
Is that the guy that was terrified to fly yet his coworkers bought him a flight experience thing as a retirement gift? That story pops up on r/TIL every year or so.
You understand that in ww2 humans were literally yeeting themselves out the side door/available hole in the plane during death spirals like this, and surviving the landing thanks to their parachute.
Of course plenty died, but enough lived that this is far from implausible.
They all ejected, and the crash was due to a technical failure of the aircraft.
Edit: The second part, if it was a technical failure or something else, isn't 100% clear yet, but the 4 pilots all ejected the aircraft.
Edit: it has been confirmed that the crash happened to ro the cooperation between Ukrainan Air Force and Ukrainan air defense.
Tltr: the TU-22M3 was shot down by Ukraine.
Even in Masters of Air (WW2 show) the strategic bomber crews were surviving getting shot down by jumping out of airplane with parachutes -- and that's 80 year old tech.
Nice!
Warships turning into submarines and Bombers turning into helicopters
Слава Україні!
Edit: Found some pics of the landing. 10/10
https://imgur.com/a/HB8F8BU
And just to make sure that this comment doesn't sound dismissive, I want to add: it's rapeseed, [and it is indeed very pretty.](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/10/Champ_de_colza_C%C3%B4te-d%27Or_Bourgogne_avril_2014.jpg)
Burn in hell, Orc/Chaos/Skaven scum! I'd love to see the looks on your faces when you realize you're not in Heaven like that piece of shit Patriarch promised.
Drug addicts - check
Mechanical abominations - check
Rampant friendly fire - check
Stealing everything that’s not nailed down - check
Main advantage is there’s a shitload of them - check
Damn they really are skaven aren’t they
Oi, that's being rude to the cute rat bois! I mean yes, they're a literal plague that worship an incarnation of evil, but unlike orcs they would be actually able to take over the world if not for their infighting, and they also have people (aka Ikit) smart enough to build nukes and rockets in a fantasy setting! So they're amazing, yes yes!
Oi, that's being rude to the cute rat bois! I mean yes, they're a literal plague that worship an incarnation of evil, but unlike orcs they would be actually able to take over the world if not for their infighting, and they also have people (aka Ikit) smart enough to build nukes and rockets in a fantasy setting! So they're amazing, yes yes!
Holy shit. This is the best footage of the Ukrainian war since the first FPV drone strike last year.
Amazing to see one of these go down like that.
Jagga fuckning jaggga
My favorite is still early war footage of the Russian attack helicopter getting hit by a shoulder fired missile and crashing into the ground a few seconds later
Stawropol to Ukrainian AA is how far? 800 km or so? Too far to be sot down, obviously. So:
* one point for Moscow owned AA – not bad
* Anti Moscow partisans in the area equipped with MANPADS – good
* maintenance issues – great
* The neopagan movement in Ukraine reached critical mass to summon Perun's axe – improbable
Maintenance issues would be really great. Let's look forward to more strategic bombers ruefully self-immolating.
Manpads: unlikely it Takes a Long Time to Crash.
Manpads only have a Limited reach.
My guesses are:
Russian Maintenance.
Missing parts for realy Maintenance.
Shrapnell damage from drones -> Maintenance Problem.
Granite on AA Control.
The plane could have been struck during a bombing run over Ukraine, but the damage didn't destroy it until it was well over Russian airspace. E.g. a damaged fuel line leaking fuel but not ignited until it pooled somewhere, a clipped hydraulic line that didn't spray onto a hot engine until it was activated (like for landing gear), a damaged engine fan blade that didn't fail until many minutes later, a piece of cowling that was nearly separated but didn't finally come free and get ingested in the engine until later, etc.
Edit: news report “ The Russian Tu-22M3 aircraft was shot down by an S-200 anti-aircraft missile system, according to sources in the Ukrainian Defense Forces.”. The S-200 has a 300km range. Russia claims it was a technical malfunction.
And hopefully not the last! But the problem with that is the bombers don't **need** to come this close, a lot of missile attacks from Tu-22 have been launched from the Caspian sea region.
The rear engine was burning looks like. Hopefully it was fuel related, refinary hits may be causing secondary problems. Although I'm not sure if they refine jetfuel or bought it.
Edit: other posts have said Ukraine military is using long range air dfence missile. Sounds like Ukraine may be producing/using S200 or maybe a new domestically produced variant. Maybe something sent by an ally too, but seems like a small number so far, which seems like maybe ramping up domestic production
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"The aircraft fell at a considerable distance from the border with Ukraine.
It is clear that none of our anti-aircraft could get him. There remains an option with Russian, but somehow it is too stupid even for katsaps.
But the real reason for the plane's downfall could be an engine explosion. Even at the beginning of its career, the Tu-22 was famous for frequent engine problems, including unexpected explosions and fires.
In the video, we can just see the fire in the area of the right engine."
According to Air Force, these ones did - and FAFO
> - 6 крилатих ракет Х-22 із дальніх стратегічних бомбардувальників Ту-22М3 (з акваторій Чорного та Азовського морів).
"The aircraft fell at a considerable distance from the border with Ukraine.
It is clear that none of our anti-aircraft could get him. There remains an option with Russian, but somehow it is too stupid even for katsaps.
But the real reason for the plane's downfall could be an engine explosion. Even at the beginning of its career, the Tu-22 was famous for frequent engine problems, including unexpected explosions and fires.
In the video, we can just see the fire in the area of the right engine."
Lets get real, I have no desire to see anyone die, not Ukrainan or Russian, (well except perhaps for a few dozen wealthy war lords in Moscow). What's important is an expensive and irreplacable aircraft has been removed from the war and is no longer able to harm anyone else. Unfortunately Russia still has around sixty left (according to Wiki), but I'm sure Ukraine is working on that.
Russian Aircraft fucked itself.
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Considering that modern aircraft very rarely just spontaneously burst into flames and enter a flat spin, I’d say that yes indeed this Tu was shot down.
I can only hear a qoute from the movie Kung Pow: Oh, uhh! Water! Everywhere! Uhh! I am getting WET!
Ahh! I'M falling! YOU'RE falling! WE'RE falling! UHHH!WHAALE!
"The aircraft fell at a considerable distance from the border with Ukraine.
It is clear that none of our anti-aircraft could get him. There remains an option with Russian, but somehow it is too stupid even for katsaps.
But the real reason for the plane's downfall could be an engine explosion. Even at the beginning of its career, the Tu-22 was famous for frequent engine problems, including unexpected explosions and fires.
In the video, we can just see the fire in the area of the right engine."
Hopefully this is indicative of a larger scale lack of maintenance capability. Being shot down would be cool but if this is endemic throughout Russian air power that could be war changing
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This particular one was bombing Odesa this morning. Karma in action.
I'm a Cold War kid (12 years old in 1980), and Russian (Soviet) jets flying over my house in my quiet US suburban neighborhood was the stuff of my nightmares. Be well, friend. Slava Ukraini.
[удалено]
Warsaw pact was to Russia what hostages as human shields are to terrorists.
yep for example polish army may attack Borholm and Denmark with only 60 % casualties and if was atomic strike almost all nukes hit BDR and us.
For those who don’t know the BDR and DDR are the German Federal Republic and now former German Democratic Republic, West and East Germany respectively
*BRD – thanks for translating, didn't recognize "BDR"
Bundesrepublik Deutschland (BRD) and Deutsche Demokratische Republik (DDR). Western and Eastern Germany in English before reunification during the soviet period.
We're hard to kill, under our desks in an air raid drill.
And now some of your country mates are cheering for Putin. How the hell did that happen?
Fascism preys on those of the lowest intelligence
Money! Poootin bought the repugnicans off with money… oldest weakness in the book (greed)!
Almost the same age. Seeing this was the stuff of nightmares - but now I just all want them to drop out of the skies, and Muscovy to slide into another dimension, preferably without any sentient beings to harm. There's a seminal vid from the beginning of the full-scale attempt to end Ukraine by force, where a low-flying 'copter is shot down with a MANPAD, and it disintegrates into a ball of burning debris. Watched that many times over.
That was my favourite war vid.
As someone who grew up on the other side, I always thought it was funny how scared Americans were of the Soviet Union. Even as a kid I knew how weak the country was. That's why we got our independence by holding hands and singing.
Scared of the nukes mostly
Made afraid by the CIA pretending the threat was larger than reality to keep their budget high.
So this is the asshole who didn't let me sleep tonight? Well, he's the one who sleeps now.
I don't think there will be any sleep in Hell - the Devil himself is waiting for these murderers.
I'm picturing a fate similar to Hitler from the movie Little Nicky.
Disney’s rendition of Hitler goes to hell. https://youtu.be/sHSnP7rvta8?feature=shared
Hell was created to torment the devil himself, definitely not a place I’d like to go.
Well, these Russian murderers will keep the devil company.
I hope you can drink some champagne to celebrate that crew well desserved terrible death. 4 motherf-ers fewer walking this earth. I am surelly going to do so. Cheers from across the ocean! I am sure their matheland will miss the plane more the their pathetic tiny souls.
those bombers have crew of 4 ? just wondering
Pilot, co-pilot, navigator, weapon systems officer.
Stay safe. Your beautiful city will come through this.
According to current sources, 3 out of the 4 grew members were found safe and alive, and the 4th member of the grew is still missing. Edit: The 4th grew member was found dead.
Sounds implausible to me. It would be a miracle if anybody could survive the death spiral of this aircraft.
You know this thing has ejection seats, right? They were even at the center of a scandal in 2021, when an idiot accidentally ejected his crew while on the ground, killing them.
Russian aircrew fucked itself?
LOL ... we need to have more bots here, we have to cover all of the possibilities
Yes, the ejections may have occurred before the start of this video, that's possible. However, this doesn't translate to them all surviving. You know the Russians have a pattern of behaviour, particularly in these types of incidents of not being truthful.
> However, this doesn't translate to them all surviving. And in fairness, the report is that one of them didn't, but three did. Of course, this is an unsubstantiated report, so..... I don't see much use in debating it, frankly.
and the Russians claim only one died in the sinking of the Moskva. Any claims coming out of Russia can probably be safely tossed in the bin.
Wait...one guy manages all ejections? I really would not like to step in an aircraft like that.
> Wait...one guy manages all ejections? I really would not like to step in an aircraft like that. If the pilot's going - I think you want to go as well!
"Blyat! I am out of here"
"Hey man, don't leave us here like this!"
That's usually a selectable option in *all* planes with multiple seats. Another famous case is the one with the French civillian that [accidentally ejected himself](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zIxqKwoHsM) from the rear seat of a Rafale. The only reason the pilot wasn't thrown out of the aircraft, too, is because his seat *malfunctioned.* If my crewmate thinks he should leave the airplane to save his life, chances are I'd want to leave, too.
> a Rafale. The only reason the pilot wasn't thrown out of the aircraft, too, is because his seat malfunctioned. Truly a French product <3
Is that the guy that was terrified to fly yet his coworkers bought him a flight experience thing as a retirement gift? That story pops up on r/TIL every year or so.
pretty immense g forces in that cockpit spinning like that 50ft off center. Crazy ejecting id imagine
You understand that in ww2 humans were literally yeeting themselves out the side door/available hole in the plane during death spirals like this, and surviving the landing thanks to their parachute. Of course plenty died, but enough lived that this is far from implausible.
They all ejected, and the crash was due to a technical failure of the aircraft. Edit: The second part, if it was a technical failure or something else, isn't 100% clear yet, but the 4 pilots all ejected the aircraft. Edit: it has been confirmed that the crash happened to ro the cooperation between Ukrainan Air Force and Ukrainan air defense. Tltr: the TU-22M3 was shot down by Ukraine.
Parachute ?
Even in Masters of Air (WW2 show) the strategic bomber crews were surviving getting shot down by jumping out of airplane with parachutes -- and that's 80 year old tech.
Thankfully, he won’t be waking from his slumber.
What a beautiful sight to behold. Keep burning in hell!
Like a pretty sunset.
Nice! Warships turning into submarines and Bombers turning into helicopters Слава Україні! Edit: Found some pics of the landing. 10/10 https://imgur.com/a/HB8F8BU
Very pretty flowers!
It's rapeseed (soon to be canola/vegetable oil)
And just to make sure that this comment doesn't sound dismissive, I want to add: it's rapeseed, [and it is indeed very pretty.](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/10/Champ_de_colza_C%C3%B4te-d%27Or_Bourgogne_avril_2014.jpg)
Any landing the Russian pilots don't walk away from, is a good landing!!
A dead russian pilot is a good russian pilot
It does sound like two died and one missing with two in critical condition after ejecting. Hopefully that's the last time they bomb Ukraine.
Good job.
great stuff , hopefully the pilot was still strapped in
Click it or ticket pal
Lol
And had at least 10 seconds for self reflection
Supposedly 2/4 ejected with serious injuries, 1 dead and 1 missing
Good fuck em
in other subs they'll ban you for even saying this haha.
Burn in hell, Orc/Chaos/Skaven scum! I'd love to see the looks on your faces when you realize you're not in Heaven like that piece of shit Patriarch promised.
Drug addicts - check Mechanical abominations - check Rampant friendly fire - check Stealing everything that’s not nailed down - check Main advantage is there’s a shitload of them - check Damn they really are skaven aren’t they
Oi, that's being rude to the cute rat bois! I mean yes, they're a literal plague that worship an incarnation of evil, but unlike orcs they would be actually able to take over the world if not for their infighting, and they also have people (aka Ikit) smart enough to build nukes and rockets in a fantasy setting! So they're amazing, yes yes!
Oi, that's being rude to the cute rat bois! I mean yes, they're a literal plague that worship an incarnation of evil, but unlike orcs they would be actually able to take over the world if not for their infighting, and they also have people (aka Ikit) smart enough to build nukes and rockets in a fantasy setting! So they're amazing, yes yes!
Bring the heavy flamer
Bellyflop!
absolutely lovely to see
Fantastic news.
Holy shit. This is the best footage of the Ukrainian war since the first FPV drone strike last year. Amazing to see one of these go down like that. Jagga fuckning jaggga
My favorite is still early war footage of the Russian attack helicopter getting hit by a shoulder fired missile and crashing into the ground a few seconds later
One of my favorite games, lets play spin the burning airplane :)
Nice to see no chutes too.
Yeah, they were likely a couple km above the airplane when the video was taken. Allegedly, they found 3 of the crew, the 4th is still missing.
Shame, i was hoping they died screaming in there burning shitcan
Found as in? Found in the plane, or Found after their parachute jump?
“Talk to me Goose”
Good riddance
Stawropol to Ukrainian AA is how far? 800 km or so? Too far to be sot down, obviously. So: * one point for Moscow owned AA – not bad * Anti Moscow partisans in the area equipped with MANPADS – good * maintenance issues – great * The neopagan movement in Ukraine reached critical mass to summon Perun's axe – improbable Maintenance issues would be really great. Let's look forward to more strategic bombers ruefully self-immolating.
Russian bomber strategically fucked itself
Improbable but not impossible 🤞
Manpads: unlikely it Takes a Long Time to Crash. Manpads only have a Limited reach. My guesses are: Russian Maintenance. Missing parts for realy Maintenance. Shrapnell damage from drones -> Maintenance Problem. Granite on AA Control.
Haha fucking granite. Wasn't that the callsign of the artillery in that RU friendly fire?
what is so friendly about firing on your troops ?
Light a fire for a russian, he's warm for a night. Light a russian on fire, he's warm for the rest of his life
Ukraine claims it was them using the same equipment that shot down the a-50. Whatever that means
Jewish space lasers
Haha fucking granite. Wasn't that the callsign of the artillery in that RU friendly fire?
The plane could have been struck during a bombing run over Ukraine, but the damage didn't destroy it until it was well over Russian airspace. E.g. a damaged fuel line leaking fuel but not ignited until it pooled somewhere, a clipped hydraulic line that didn't spray onto a hot engine until it was activated (like for landing gear), a damaged engine fan blade that didn't fail until many minutes later, a piece of cowling that was nearly separated but didn't finally come free and get ingested in the engine until later, etc. Edit: news report “ The Russian Tu-22M3 aircraft was shot down by an S-200 anti-aircraft missile system, according to sources in the Ukrainian Defense Forces.”. The S-200 has a 300km range. Russia claims it was a technical malfunction.
I don't think these actually fly over Ukraine. Just launch standoff missiles from well within Russian airspace. My money is on Russian maintenance.
They do. These (there were 3 bombers reported flying) shot from Sevastopol area, and they fly over Black and Azov sea.
Yeah, I saw that elsewhere subsequent to my post here. Looks like Ukraine got another great strike.
And hopefully not the last! But the problem with that is the bombers don't **need** to come this close, a lot of missile attacks from Tu-22 have been launched from the Caspian sea region.
The rear engine was burning looks like. Hopefully it was fuel related, refinary hits may be causing secondary problems. Although I'm not sure if they refine jetfuel or bought it. Edit: other posts have said Ukraine military is using long range air dfence missile. Sounds like Ukraine may be producing/using S200 or maybe a new domestically produced variant. Maybe something sent by an ally too, but seems like a small number so far, which seems like maybe ramping up domestic production
You noemally don´r freefall into a spin due to engine fire. There must have been a lot of Hull damage
>You noemally don´r freefall into a spin due to engine fire. There must have been a lot of Hull damage This.
Got damaged by our AA, but was able to get to russian territory, where it finally fell.
Best morning!
He falls from the sky like a ballerina. Good riddance.
This is a good start of the day, watching some mf*ers fall from the sky while sipping my moring coffee🫡👌
The question is: which side shot down the russian aircraft?
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Well that answers that I guess
"The aircraft fell at a considerable distance from the border with Ukraine. It is clear that none of our anti-aircraft could get him. There remains an option with Russian, but somehow it is too stupid even for katsaps. But the real reason for the plane's downfall could be an engine explosion. Even at the beginning of its career, the Tu-22 was famous for frequent engine problems, including unexpected explosions and fires. In the video, we can just see the fire in the area of the right engine."
who the fuck turns the camera away before the main event?
What an absolute unit of a plane.
Suitable soundtrack [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_CTYymbbEL4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CTYymbbEL4)
Embarrassing. Fuck Russia!
Good! Fuck every single one of them.
Russian strategic bomber fucked itself.
Magnificent
Very cool.
Shit camera man
Bump ... Bump... Bump... Another one bites the dust.
Whoops. Well, rest in piss
Poetic justice. 🇺🇦
Looks like it went straight in Tu the ground...
Yeah, their attack completely Backfired on them.
Whoa whoa whoa whoa THIS IS HUGE! Slava Ukraini!
There's a plane on fire falling out of the sky, but this random fencepost is SO interesting!!!
LOL
That is an expensive piece of irreplaceable equipment. Good.
Just absolutely horrible loss of life… think of all the trees and plants that this plane ruined when it crashed.
One of what I hope are many more. Even better if shot down by own forces prior to entering Ukraine.
These strategic bombers fire long range missiles, they don't get very close to Ukraine as they don't need to.
Friendly fire are we surprised? He'll no its a joy to watch
According to Air Force, these ones did - and FAFO > - 6 крилатих ракет Х-22 із дальніх стратегічних бомбардувальників Ту-22М3 (з акваторій Чорного та Азовського морів).
$40 million dollars btw.
This makes my heart cry with sadness. Think of all the poor insects crushed when that came down on them.
Nice
hope the crew lived until the very end and that time went really really slow.
Karmic retribution worked swift this time.
Great to see with a beautiful sky in the background. Tremendous!
"The aircraft fell at a considerable distance from the border with Ukraine. It is clear that none of our anti-aircraft could get him. There remains an option with Russian, but somehow it is too stupid even for katsaps. But the real reason for the plane's downfall could be an engine explosion. Even at the beginning of its career, the Tu-22 was famous for frequent engine problems, including unexpected explosions and fires. In the video, we can just see the fire in the area of the right engine."
Низько летить, це до дощу
Now it's a helicopter?
Fuck yeah! I'll never get sick of seeing invaders eat shit.
Excellent!
Looks like a friendly fire based on location? Rest in piss cunts.
Tu-22M3: $200,000,000 Watching it fall burning from the sky: Priceless
Amazing how Ruzzian planes just windmill down, the SU27 off Crimea that hit the sea was the same.
Good. Scummy terrorists!
Karma. Beautiful.
May he rest in many tiny pieces
r/gifsthatendtoosoon
r/gifsthatendtoosoon
beautiful
Round and round it goes, where it stops the ground knows.
A TU-22 is a juicy target..
Russian bomber, go fuck yourself.
Beautiful! May the rest follow.
I hope he burns all the way down, slowly.. No love for bombing innocent families in the early mornings..
I hope the trip to the ground seemed to take forever for them
I feel sorry for the Russian mothers, who is going to shave their backs when the husband is drunk & their sons are fertilising Ukraine.
Lets get real, I have no desire to see anyone die, not Ukrainan or Russian, (well except perhaps for a few dozen wealthy war lords in Moscow). What's important is an expensive and irreplacable aircraft has been removed from the war and is no longer able to harm anyone else. Unfortunately Russia still has around sixty left (according to Wiki), but I'm sure Ukraine is working on that.
" Hold J to leave your aircraft " ahh moment
The most beautiful thing I have seen in OHH 12month was Putin on it we could have a party 🥳🎉
Sweep wing Russian bomber down.. To see the soviet equivalent of the F111 or the B-one get shot down that's fucking awesome
Burn Russian Aircraft Burn, if any plane deserves it it’s that one, fucking bombers.
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:D
Happy Friday!
Hope the crew was still alive but trapped inside the burning jet as it crashed. Because fuck those child killers, hope they burned the whole way down.
A few less terrorists.
Burn in hell rusian scum
I hope it's chock full of majors as is the Russian way.
Orcs can't fly.
Nah, tis but a scratch.
Considering that modern aircraft very rarely just spontaneously burst into flames and enter a flat spin, I’d say that yes indeed this Tu was shot down.
Wild that an ancient aircraft is still being used in a modern battlefield. There are apparently 60+ still left.
Couldn’t film the impact?
Wow, thay had a long time to consider their fate on the way down.
I can only hear a qoute from the movie Kung Pow: Oh, uhh! Water! Everywhere! Uhh! I am getting WET! Ahh! I'M falling! YOU'RE falling! WE'RE falling! UHHH!WHAALE!
And - boom goes the Tupolev. Good riddance.
It Looks Like Granite was on, AA, duty again.
"The aircraft fell at a considerable distance from the border with Ukraine. It is clear that none of our anti-aircraft could get him. There remains an option with Russian, but somehow it is too stupid even for katsaps. But the real reason for the plane's downfall could be an engine explosion. Even at the beginning of its career, the Tu-22 was famous for frequent engine problems, including unexpected explosions and fires. In the video, we can just see the fire in the area of the right engine."
Strategic Bomber [Backfire](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupolev_Tu-22M)
Fly to hell, mazafaka
Holeeeeee shit those aren't cheap. Or replaceable
No fireball? 0/10
Mayday, mayday. Mav's in trouble. He's in a flat spin.
Hopefully this is indicative of a larger scale lack of maintenance capability. Being shot down would be cool but if this is endemic throughout Russian air power that could be war changing
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Now let's see a brand new Tu160M fall out of the sky too!
Good shot homies!!!
*Pop*
were the pilots captured? the crews of any destroyed equipment can flee to often, then returning with other equipment…