Ukrainian F-16 fighters are deployed in third countries

Ryanovsi news agency reports that the armed forces of Ukraine are deploying fighters donated by their allies at the airports of third countries, especially Poland, so that with this solution they can Fighters to protect against Russian attacks.

Ryanovsi news agency report adds: Kyiv authorities hope that Moscow will refrain from attacking and bombing these fighters in the territory of NATO members, fearing a full-scale conflict with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

According to RYANVOSTI, Russian President Vladimir Putin has already mentioned that Moscow can attack the airports where the F-16 fighter jets donated by the West to Ukraine land, and these attacks not only on the territory of Ukraine, but also include airports outside of Ukraine. The land of Ukraine will allow these fighters to land.

Meanwhile, the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Oleksandr Sirsky, previously admitted that the F-16 fighter jets donated by Western countries to the country could not approach the 40-kilometer range of the frontline, as Russia has superior fighters and very strong air defenses. is.

This summer, Ukraine could receive more than 60 F-16 fighters. These planes will be sent by Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands and Belgium.