Russian planes and helicopters returned from exercises in Tajikistan

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Russian planes and helicopters returned to their home airfields after exercises in Tajikistan, said Yaroslav Roshchupkin, assistant commander of the Russian Central Military District, on Wednesday.

Russian planes and helicopters returned from exercises in Tajikistan


More than 60 airplanes and helicopters returned to home based airfields, completing large-scale unscheduled CSTO exercises in Tajikistan. Such a large air force was first established in the Central Asian region.
- he said.

Two thirds of the aircraft (more than 40) threw on maneuvers the largest in Russia Central Military District, using the flight personnel of the Koltsovo and Kamensk-Uralsky airbases (Sverdlovsk region), Shagol and Uprun (Chelyabinsk region), Tolmachevo (Novosibirsk region), Kansk (Krasnoyarsk region ), Kant (Kyrgyz Republic), as well as the 201 air group of the military base in Tajikistan.

Roshchupkin recalled that the large-scale maneuvers that ended on November 9, tactical episodes were played out at six ranges in the mountainous and desert areas of Tajikistan, more than 20 thousand soldiers of Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan took part in them, reports RIA News
  • Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
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  1. ul_vitalii Rank
    ul_vitalii
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    22 November 2017 11: 12
    Probably looked at the Barmalei, if that seems to be friendly.
  2. Going Rank
    Going
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    22 November 2017 12: 06
    The main thing is not to forget the way there, very soon barmaleis may appear there.

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