Ukrainian forces struck two Russian Mi-28 and two Mi-17 helicopters refueling at a field landing site in Voronezh Oblast, located 150 kilometers from the frontline.
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Ukrainian forces struck two Russian Mi-28 and two Mi-17 helicopters refueling at a field landing site in Voronezh Oblast.
Ukrainian drones struck two Russian helicopters in Russia's Voronezh Oblast, more than 150 kilometers from the front line.
The strike hit a Mi-28 and a Mi-17 helicopter, killing at least one maintenance specialist.
Operators of the Unmanned Systems Forces hit two Russian military helicopters, a Mi-28 and a Mi-17, in Russia’s Voronezh Oblast, 150 km from the line of combat contact.
The strike was carried out by pilots from combined crews of the 429th Achilles Separate Brigade and the 43rd Separate Artillery Brigade in a jointly planned operation with the SBU’s Alpha Special Operations Center.
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Extracted: 2026-05-30T04:15:38.771Z
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