(國語）第一架F-16幾週內抵達烏克蘭，預計首批戰機不會用於進攻｜【 #軍事熱點】

In recent days, the Ukrainian armed forces have launched a series of strategic attacks on a series of Russian strategic targets. The Ukrainian army launched a successful drone attack on several military and infrastructure facilities in Saratov, Lyanzan and Murmansk on July 26-27, including a refinery and several military airports. The Ukrainian military intelligence agency reported that the Ukrainian drone attacked the military airport of Enges in Saratov, Lyanzan, the refinery and refinery in Murmansk. The Ukrainian public broadcaster reported that the Russian army had stationed a large number of Tu-95, Tu-22, Tu-134 and Tu-128 aircraft at the airport. The Ukrainian army destroyed at least one Tu-22M3 strategic bomber at the airport in Armenia. Russian Defense Ministry officials said that the Russian air defense system destroyed a large number of Ukrainian drones in Saratov and Lyanzan, but Russian sources still reported footage of Ukrainian drones flying in Lyanzan. Earlier, the Ukrainian military intelligence agency damaged a Mi-28 and a Ka-226 helicopter and destroyed another Mi-8 helicopter at Samara International Airport on July 24. Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Alexander Shirsky said in an interview with the media on July 24 that since the full invasion began, Ukrainian drones have targeted about 200 key infrastructure related to the military logistics in Russia. The latest long-range strike by the Ukrainian army took place on the evening of July 28. The Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief confirmed that the Ukrainian Security Service Special Operations Center and other troops attacked the Bolshevik oil depot in Kursk, Russia. The Ukrainian Defense Ministry wrote in a statement that although the Russian air defense system in the area near the Bolshevik oil depot played a role, it soon saw a strong explosion and fire in the Bolshevik oil depot. Judging from the intense combustion, it may be a storage tank filled with oil products. Russian Defense Ministry reports that on July 28, Russian air defense forces dropped two drones in the air in Kursk, and dropped another five drones in the air in Belgorod, Russia. Later, it was reported that two more drones were intercepted in the air in Kursk, Russia. Kursk Governor Alexei Smirnov admitted that the oil depot was attacked. He said that at least one to three oil tanks were set on fire, and 32 special equipment was involved in extinguishing the fire. By 8 a.m. on the 29th, a tank had been set on fire. The news from Ukraine showed that the Russian military had deployed 11 armored vehicles and tanks in the Bolshevik oil depot. According to another report, this was not the first time the Ukrainian troops attacked the Bolshevik oil depot. On February 15 this year, the Bolshevik oil depot was attacked by the Ukrainian drones. This attack caused three oil tanks to be damaged. Since 2024, the Ukrainian army has attacked dozens of Russian-occupied oil depots and refineries with drones. At the end of June this year, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that more than 30 oil refineries, docks and oil depots were attacked by the enemy. Due to the Ukrainian drones constantly attacking Ukrainian territory and Russian military targets, the Russian military is trying to take measures against the Ukrainian drones, including imitating the operation mode of the Ukrainian mobile fire force. The Russian military has recently built an armored version to protect oil depots and other facilities from drone attacks. It is said that the sensor neural network built by the Russian military can increase the range of the drone's detection by 40%. At the same time, bad news came from Russia. Russia's most advanced Su-34 multi-purpose combat bomber has been destroyed again in Russia. The news from the Kremlin shows that a Su-34 combat bomber of the Russian Air Force was destroyed in the Volgograd region in southwestern Russia on July 27 in a scheduled training flight. The crew escaped. The plane was destroyed in an uninhabited area and did not cause casualties. The Russian authorities described the initial cause of the crash as a technical failure. Since the full invasion of Ukraine by Moscow in February 2022, Russia has widely used Su-34 fighter jets in its operations against Ukrainian troops. In these battles, several Su-34s were destroyed by Ukrainian anti-aircraft missiles. In order to avoid further battlefield losses, the Russian military has been using Su-34 fighter jets in the Russian territory, which is far from the front line. But the plane still suffered many non-combat losses. In mid-June this year, a Su-34 crashed in a deserted mountainous area during a training flight with Belosid Arania, which is adjacent to Georgia. The two pilots on board died in a crash caused by a technical failure. In September 2023, a Su-34 crashed during a training flight in the Russian Volgograd region. The area is adjacent to the Lugansk region in eastern Ukraine. Moscow said that before the plane crashed, the two crew members on board successfully launched. This accident is also a technical failure. In October 2022, a Su-34 crashed in a mobile residential building in Yeisk, killing 15 people. At the time, Russian official media quoted state security agencies as saying that two seagulls were sucked into the plane's engine when it took off, causing the plane to fire. In contrast to the bad news in Russia, Ukraine has received a long-awaited good news. Ukraine will receive its first F-16 fighter in a few weeks. Ukraine is waiting for at least 79 F-16 fighters from the Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium and Norway. It is expected that 20 F-16s will arrive in Ukraine this year. Although the U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken promised on July 10 that the first batch of F-16 fighters provided by the Netherlands and Denmark are on the way, it has not yet been confirmed. According to reports, F-16s may be mainly used to strengthen Ukraine's air defense capabilities, rather than attack other targets near Russian ground forces and front lines. Ukrainian officials said that Ukrainian F-16 fighters will carry advanced AIM-120 medium-range air-to-air missiles. These missiles are also used in the country's advanced ground-to-air missile defense system. Ukraine needs to allocate a limited number of AIM-120 missiles to F-16 fighters and the country's advanced ground-to-air missile system. Since the end of last year, Russia has been deploying the S-400 missile defense system Ukrainian military officials said that Moscow may try to use the S-400 Kilo F-16. U.S. officials also said earlier that since Russia still has strong air defense capabilities, the F-16 is unlikely to bring Ukraine a decisive air advantage. Putin once again issued a nuclear threat and vowed that Russia would retaliate by deploying short-range missiles Washington and Berlin announced earlier this month that the United States will temporarily deploy long-range precision weapons This is part of the U.S. commitment to the security of North America and Europe. The statement said that these weapons include standard-6 and carrier-based cruise missiles as well as high-frequency weapons in development. After the U.S. accused Russia of violating the agreement, the U.S. and Russia formally withdrew from the China-Moscow Treaty in 2019. Although Moscow denied this accusation, the two sides signed a statement a few months ago to terminate the treaty. In late June this year, Putin said that Moscow would restart production of long-range missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads. On July 28, Putin said in a speech to St. Petersburg that if the U.S. fulfills its commitment to deploy multiple types of missiles, Russia will deploy long-range missiles He said, if the U.S. implements these plans, we will not temporarily suspend the deployment of short-range weapons, including measures to improve the ability of the Navy to defend itself.