Russians Have Only Three Kinzhal Carriers Left After UAV Attacks

Russians are afraid to send them to Belarus.

Only three MiG-31K aircraft, carriers of aeroballistic ‘Kinzhal’ missiles, are left in Russia. That is why the Russian Armed Forces have not launched more than 3 of these complexes during air attacks recently. Aviation expert Kostyantyn Kryvolap said this on air of ‘Espresso’.

According to him, the Ukrainian Defence Forces accurately worked on the enemy air fleet, because of which the number of planes in Russia has significantly decreased, including MiGs.

‘The most interesting thing about this is that after our recent visit to Savasleika, it appears that there are three pieces left altogether. Please note that after ‘Savasleika’. After the strike on the Savasleika airbase, there was not a single attack in which more than 3 Kinzhals were fired,’ the expert noted.

He expressed doubt that Russian MiGs would be based in the Belarusian Machulishchy. He considers such actions a ‘show-off’ of Russia, because they won't risk the three MiGs that are left.

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