（粵語）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 military targets. Ukrainian troops have launched multiple military and infrastructure installations in the Saratov, Lyanzhan and Maltseve regions between July 26 and 27, including a oil refinery and multiple military airports, to successfully strike at the unmanned aircraft. According to the Ukrainian main military intelligence agency, the Ukrainian unmanned aircraft hit the Ingush military airport in Saratov, Russia, the oil refinery in Lyanzhan, and the Orelia airport in Maltseve. The source of the news from the Ukrainian public broadcaster Suzfilm said that the Russian military had stationed a large number of Tu-95, Tu-22, Tu-134 and Tu-278 fighter jets against the Ukrainian military intelligence agency's unmanned aircraft. At least one Tu-22M3 strategic bomber Russian defense officials said the Russian air defense system had destroyed a large number of Ukrainian unmanned aircraft in Saratov and Lyanzhan regions. However, the source of the Russian news also announced that the Ukrainian unmanned aircraft had flown over Lyanzhan. Earlier, the Ukrainian military intelligence agency violated a Mi-28 and a Ka-226 helicopter against a Moscow-based aircraft manufacturer. On July 24, another Mi-8 helicopter was destroyed at the Saratov-Kyiv airport. The Ukrainian Armed Forces General Commander Aleksandr Zaytsev said in an interview with the media on July 24 that since the start of the full-scale invasion, the Ukrainian unmanned aircraft had targeted more than 200 Russian aircraft The latest long-range strike by the Ukrainian military took place on the evening of July 28. The Ukrainian Armed Forces General Commander confirmed that the Special Operations Center of the Ukrainian Security Bureau and other troops attacked the Boletnaya Oblast, Russia's Kursk region. The Ukrainian General Commander wrote in a statement that the Russian air defense system near the Boletnaya Oblast played a role. But it was soon seen that there was a strong explosion and fire in the Boletnaya Oblast. Judging from the intense combustion, it may be that the storage of oil products was set on fire. The Russian Defense Ministry reported that on July 28, Russian air defense forces hit two drones in Kursk, and hit another five drones Later, it was reported that two drones were intercepted in Khorov, Khorovsk, Kursk Governor Alekseev Semyonov admitted that oil was hit. He said at least one to three oil tanks were set on fire, 32 special equipment were involved in extinguishing the fire, until 8 a.m. on the 29th. One or two tanks were destroyed. The news from Ukraine showed that the Russian military had deployed 11 armored vehicles and tanks In addition, it was reported that this was not the first time the Ukrainian troops had hit the Boletnaya Oblast. On February 15 this year, the Boletnaya Oblast was attacked by Ukrainian drones. This strike resulted in three oil tanks being damaged. Since 2024, Ukrainian troops have used attack drones to attack Russian-occupied oil fields and oil refineries dozens of times. At the end of June this year, Ukrainian President Zelensky said that more than 30 oil refineries, ports, and oil refineries were attacked. Due to Ukrainian drones constantly attacking Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory and Russian internal military targets, the Russian military is trying to take measures to fight Ukrainian drones, including the mobile firepower group action mode The Russian military has recently built an armored version to protect oil refineries and other facilities from drone strikes. It is said that its built-in sensor neural network can increase the scope of drone reconnaissance by 40%. At the same time, there is bad news from Russia. Russia's most advanced Su-34 multi-purpose fighter jet has been destroyed again in Russian territory. According to news from Kremlin, a Russian Air Force Su-34 fighter jet on July 27 during a scheduled training flight was destroyed in the Russian-Syrian The plane was destroyed in an uninhabited area and did not cause casualties. Russian-related institutions described the initial cause of the incident as a technical failure. Since February 2022 when Moscow invaded Ukraine in full, Russia has widely used Su-34 fighters In these battles, many Su-34s were destroyed by Ukrainian anti-aircraft missiles. In order to avoid further battlefield losses, the Russian military has been using Su-34s But the plane was also damaged many times. Russia has largely blamed its cause for the technical failure. In mid-June this year, a Su-34 was training flight in the Northern Austria-Hungary, which was adopted by Yugoslavia. When the plane was in an uninhabited mountainous area, two pilots on board were killed in a technical failure. In September 2023, a Su-34 was destroyed in a Russian-Yugoslavia training flight. The area is adjacent to the Eastern Ukraine and the Lugansk region. Moscow said before the plane was destroyed, two crew members on board successfully launched. This incident is also a technical failure. In October 2022, a Su-34 crashed in a residential building in Yerevan, killing 15 people. At the time, Russian official media quoted the state security agency as saying, when the two Su-34s took off, they were attacked by aircraft launchers which caused the plane to fire. Compared to the bad news in Russia, Ukraine has received a good news that has been expected for a long time. Ukraine will receive the 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 estimated that 20 F-16s will arrive in Ukraine this year. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken promised on July 10 that the first Dutch and Danish F-16 fighters will be on the way. But it has not been confirmed yet. According to reports, F-16s may mainly be used to strengthen Ukraine's air defense capabilities, instead of attacking Russian ground forces and other targets near the front line. Ukrainian officials said Ukrainian F-16 fighters will carry advanced M-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 distribute a limited number of M-120 missiles to F-16 fighters and the country's advanced ground-to-air missile system. From the end of last year, Russia deployed S-400 missile defense systems Ukrainian military officials said Russia may try to use the S-400 F-16s. U.S. officials also said Russia still has stronger air defense capabilities, so the F-16s may not be a decisive air advantage Putin once again threatened Russia that Russia would retaliate Washington and Paris announced earlier this month that the U.S. would temporarily deploy long-range precision weapons in Germany starting in 2026. This is part of the U.S.'s commitment to North Korea and Europe's security. The statement said the weapons include standard-6 and warship cruise missiles, as well as advanced hypersonic weapons, which are far more advanced than Europe's current 6G missiles. After the U.S. accused Russia of violating the agreement, it formally withdrew from the Middle East Treaty in 2019. Russia denied the accusation, but the U.S. and Russia signed a ceasefire agreement a few months ago. In late June this year, Putin said Russia would restart production of long-range missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads. On July 28, Putin said in a speech at St. Petersburg that if the U.S. fulfilled its commitment to deploy multiple types of missiles, Russia would deploy long-range missiles near Western countries. He said, if the U.S. implements these plans, we will not unilaterally suspend the deployment of short-range strike weapons, including measures to enhance naval defense forces.