Reports suggest that a Ukrainian-operated F-16 has downed a second Russian Sukhoi Su-34, also known as the “Fullback.” Though ...

Russian channels already claiming it was an F-16 that shot down the Russian fighter jet 🙃 "Our Su-34 was shot down. The crew was killed. The airplane was shot down while dropping glide bombs, about ...

A Russian military blogger claims that a Ukrainian F-16 allegedly shot down a Russian Su-34 fighter jet. If confirmed, this ...

The russian Su-34 fighter jet, which russian bloggers claimed had crashed, could have been shot down by a Ukrainian F-16. The Institute for the Study of War writes about this. They recalled that on ...

According to a popular Telegram channel reported to be run by a former Russian military aviator, a Russian Aerospace Force's Sukhoi Su-34 (NATO reporting name Fullback) fighter-bomber aircraft was ...

Russian aviation related channel Fighterbomber with what looks to be another mourning message about a lost Su-34 fighter jet. So far, neither the Russian nor Ukrainian Ministries of Defense have ...

"The crew of the Russian Su-34 fighter jet carried out a strike on a Ukrainian stronghold and manpower in the border area of the Kursk Region. The strike was carried out by air bombs with the ...

This list does not include the Su-34 aircraft, which the russian federation allegedly lost. Recall that russian bloggers announced the loss of the Su-34 fighter, but did not report the circumstances.

A Russian milblogger claimed that a Ukrainian F-16 downed a Russian Su-34 fighter aircraft in an unspecified area of the theater on October 12. If this is confirmed, it will be the first instance of ...

Ukraine claims to have downed three Russian Sukhoi Su-34 fighter jets on the southern front on Friday. "Today, at noon, on the southern front, we destroyed three Russian Su-34 bomber aircraft ...

Oh my! War Thunder is ready to pull back the curtain on the planned November update "Firebirds," and boy oh boy is this ...

The Sukhoi Su-34 multirole strike aircraft is a twin-engine, twin-seat, all-weather supersonic medium-range fighter-bomber, initially developed for the Soviet Air Forces in the 1980s. It was one ...