Is the name of the Russian military operations in Byelorussia.
The Su-25 Scramble reported on Luninets air base came from Chita Domna (yellow callsign). The Su-25 from Step airbase relocated to Chita Domna then the Step airbase were flooded several years ago.
Some MiG-31 reported flying Kinzhal from Soltsy air base to Kaliningrad. Scramble reported one MiG-31 crashed on Soltsy air base.
Helicopters from Ostrov air brigade flying air landings with soldiers on Byelorussian exercise grounds.Mi-8MTV and Mi-35. White letters.
Other helicopters as Mi-35 with red large arial daygloo callsigns also flying supporting air landings. The arial callsigns replace helvetia callsigns.
Here is 12 Su-25SM together on base in Far Eastern to Europe?
A couple of them have been reported on Luninets airbase. They come from Chernigovka as Scramble reported, together with the Su-25 from Chita Domna. It is the missing ones.
On Luninets also, or on another base? Som work for the spotters!!
Su-25SM 01 red RF-93012 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 03 red RF-91957 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 07 red RF-91961 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 10 red RF-91969 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 12 red RF-93027 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 50 red RF-93021 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 51 red RF-93005 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 53 red RF-95170 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 55 red RF-95127 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 57 red RF-93881 2022 Chernigovka? VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 58 red RF-93018 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Su-25SM 60 red RF-93017 2022 Chernigovka VKS cam n RF
Closed to Ukrainan border. Closer than 50 km is over 400 helicopters prepared for action. They are the most of the VKS helicopters for ground warfare in Europe. They is the used types such as Ka-52, Mi-8, Mi-24, Mi-26, Mi-28, Mi-35. osv.
Many naval helicopters is prepared as Byelrossian helicopters over the 400.
Information is based on satellite pictures from media the last days.
Forward based helicopter regiments/units:
Byelorussia
Lida air base (53.52.19-25.22.23) 50 helicopters, helicopter regiment,
Minsk Machulishchi airport (53.46.30-27.34.46) 10 Mi-26,
Minsk Machulishchi airport (53.46.30-27.34.46) 50 hcp (some Mi-24), helicopter regiment,
Zyabrovka air base (52.18.18-31.09.43) 50 helicopters, helicopter regiment,
close to Byelorussia-Ukrainan border in Kiev direction
Luninets air base () 32 Su-25) and 8 helicopters
Russia
Millerovo air base (48.57.08-40.17.36) 50 helicopters, helicopter regiment,
30 Su-25, 24 Su-30SM, 26 MiG-29 (in storage),
Tomarovka, Belgorod area (50.41.26-36.14.12) 50 helicopters, helicopter regiment,
50 km from Ukraine
Valuyki (50.12.31-38.07.19) 50 helicopters, helicopter regiment,
50 km from Ukraine, south of Tomarovka
Crimea
Donuzlav air station, Crimea (45.20.01-33.02.53) over 60 helicopters, helicopter regiment,
Dzankoj air base, Crimea (45.42.10-34.25.10) 39 VP AA, 50 helicopters, helicopter regiment.
There is also helicopters on other bases not mentioned but not noted on satellite pictures.
The at least 400 helicopters is drawn from following units:
Helicopter regiments in Europe (250 helicopters)
39-й вп АА – Dzhankoj, Crimea – 50 helicopters – blue letters
55-й ОВП AA – Korenovsk – 50 helicopters – red letters
332-й ОВП AA – Pushkin, St Petersburg – 50 helicopters – red letters
440-й ОВП AA – Vyazma – 50 helicopters – red letters
487-й ОВП AA – Budennovsk - 50 helicopters – blue letters
344 TsBPiPLS – Torzhok – over 50 helicopters - yellow letters (several helicopters from Torzhok visible in Byelorussia).
+ more regiments in Asia
Helicopter brigades (army group units) (100 helicopters in Europe)
15-я бр АА – Ostrov, St Petersburg area – 70 helicopters – white letters
16-я бр АА – Zernograd – 60 helicopters (12 Mi-26) – blue letters
17-я бр АА – Kamensk Uralskij – 50 helicopters – white letters
18-я бр АА – Khabarovsk – 50 helicopters – blue letters
Helicopter units from border troops.
Participated in 2014 Crimean invasion.
Helicopter units from former FSB/MVD.
Participated in 2014 Crimean invasion.
