Mi-35 helicopter stuck under a bridge while trying to transport PNS forces in Libya

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Mi-35 helicopter stuck under a bridge while trying to transport PNS forces in Libya

Having taken control of the Tripoli airport a few days ago, PNS forces and pro-Turkish militants, they began to export maintainable aircraft from the territory of the air harbor. Some samples were on the go, but they decided to export them too.

Among other military equipment, the Mi-35 helicopter decided to take out from the airport directly to the capital of Libya.



The rotorcraft was loaded onto a car platform, but could not be transported further than the nearest bridge. Not paying attention to the altitude, the helicopter carrying it made a collision with the concrete partition of the automobile bridge, which led to the temporary jam of the Mi-35 and its damage.



Helicopter ground bends after the capture of Tripoli airport by pro-Turkish militants:


Meanwhile, Libya continues the confrontation between the PNS and the forces of Marshal Haftar. PNS troops are trying to take control of an oil transportation line with a length of over 400 km, which connects one of the oil fields to the port of Tripoli. At the moment, the field is controlled by the Libyan National Army.
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  1. +15
    11 June 2020 08: 21
    cool ... and the helicopter is most likely not a tenant now ... it's almost a factory repair needed ... the gearbox and maybe the power plant as a whole needs to be replaced ... and the glider is damaged (well, a collision with concrete) ... the source of spare parts now not a helicopter ...
    1. 0
      11 June 2020 18: 56
      Quote: silberwolf88
      Mi-35 helicopter stuck under a bridge while trying to transport PNS forces in Libya

      Have you tried it over the bridge?
    2. 0
      12 June 2020 21: 51
      Yes, judging by the appearance, he is not for restoration, but as a trophy for the motivation of the Papuans PNS. Because the whole hi-tech PNS is the army of Turkey)
  2. +10
    11 June 2020 08: 24
    And where were the Arab traffic cops? Dimensions in height 4 meters, the global standard. Or is it not a decree to the cutters?
    1. +9
      11 June 2020 08: 34
      They missed the morning prayer, and Allah punished him.
      1. +8
        11 June 2020 09: 41
        But everyone cheered up in the morning laughing
        1. -15
          11 June 2020 09: 46
          Quote: Pete Mitchell
          But everyone cheered up in the morning laughing

          Than? By the fact that the equipment that has no analogues has been turned into a mockery by the half-wild Libyan tribes and third-rate Turkish UAVs? Rename the shell at the time of Partridge
          1. +5
            11 June 2020 12: 45
            Nude, Nude. Then the Turks want to buy a second regimental set of s400. Probably because our air defense systems are bad. laughing I really believe it. Fortunately, those who make decisions on the procurement of military equipment analyze the information in a completely different way. I won’t be surprised if new armor contracts arrive in time for the Libyan war. Well, let the fools laugh - press them for this and feed them noodles.
    2. 0
      11 June 2020 10: 33
      Quote: Free Wind
      Or is it not a decree to the cutters?

      ========
      Well Duc, as usual: "Force ..... donkey.... Pray to Allah - so he will break his forehead! lol
  3. +18
    11 June 2020 08: 37
    Another proof that our equipment is definitely bad and not a competitor to the western one, like Armor, for example.
    ETOGES need a helicopter stuck under the bridge! Bad helicopter;))
    1. +1
      11 June 2020 08: 40
      Not the most interesting comment, you forgive me. Dimensions need to know.
      1. +3
        11 June 2020 08: 45

        Not the most interesting comment, you forgive me. Dimensions need to know.

        Interesting in my opinion ... the dimensions probably knew ... but hoped for Allah ... and Allah forgive people with such a disregard for technology definitely does not help.
        So ... shoot the driver ... shoot the accompanying cargo ... the unit commander who entrusted the equipment with such awesomes to shoot ... before the formation ... for aiding the enemy in wartime.
        1. 0
          11 June 2020 08: 52
          With both hands for !!!! Therefore, the shooting on the spot, from a slingshot at Coca.
        2. -1
          11 June 2020 09: 02
          The driver is responsible for the load. The driver must know the dimensions of the cargo and the route. If it does not fit into the envelope, do not crawl under a four-meter bridge with a load five meters high.
          1. +4
            11 June 2020 09: 05
            The driver is responsible for the load.

            The driver is responsible for the unit commander who did not instruct him and did not explain to him the impending responsibility for damage to expensive cargo.
            There was no proper control over the driver’s actions ... which is also unacceptable ... so shoot everyone.
            1. 0
              11 June 2020 19: 42
              Quote: The same LYOKHA
              The driver is responsible for the unit commander who did not instruct him and did not explain to him the impending responsibility for damage to expensive cargo.
              There was no proper control over the driver’s actions ... which is also unacceptable ... so shoot everyone.

              So then in the army, and not in the "walk the field" of the Libyan spill ...
      2. +1
        11 June 2020 09: 39
        No dimensions - now high-rise is fashionable
      3. +1
        11 June 2020 10: 51
        You need to have a head on your shoulders to start.
      4. +1
        11 June 2020 15: 13
        Quote: Free Wind
        Not the most interesting comment ..

        Yes, colleague Vlad is clearly joking and responding to another comment. Don’t be against if I put my hand too, and if so:
        Quote: Liam
        that unparalleled technology has been turned into a mockery by the half-wild Libyan tribes and third-rate Turkish UAVs? Rename the shell at the time of Partridge

        Quote: zwlad
        Another proof that our equipment is definitely bad and not a competitor to the western one, like Armor, for example. ETOGES need a helicopter stuck under the bridge! Bad helicopter
    2. +3
      11 June 2020 11: 05
      Quote: zwlad
      ETOGES need a helicopter stuck under the bridge!

      =======
      I don’t understand: either it’s their national sport like this (pushing under bridges, which obviously doesn’t climb there), or something with bridges in Libya not this way?
      1. +4
        11 June 2020 11: 10
        Quote: venik
        I don’t understand: is it their national sport like this (pushing under bridges, which obviously doesn’t climb there), or is something wrong with the bridges in Libya?

        There is something wrong with the heads of tama. And this is systemic.
      2. +5
        11 June 2020 12: 23
        Quote: venik
        I don’t understand: or is it their national sport

        This is a traditional Arab gouging. To break equipment, to expose it under attack, to throw weapons and to hand over to the enemy ... Since the times of the Israeli-Egyptian wars, this has been known.
      3. +1
        11 June 2020 14: 26
        I don’t understand: is it their national sport like this (pushing under bridges, which obviously doesn’t climb there), or is something wrong with the bridges in Libya?


        That is why these "ghouls" who do not take them in their hands break them.
        1. +1
          11 June 2020 17: 08
          Quote: Interlocutor
          That is why these "ghouls" who do not take them in their hands break them.

          =======
          And all because (as one of our laboratory assistants used to say): "The equipment is in the hands savage - piece of iron!"
  4. +4
    11 June 2020 08: 38
    The builders of the Neo-Caliphate, however.
  5. +4
    11 June 2020 08: 42
    Both in the photo and in the video they stupidly drag them to the metal reception. What for a pomegranate monkey? Kalash is the solution to all problems. laughing
  6. +6
    11 June 2020 08: 56
    The last battle of the helicopter, from which he emerged victorious. Our equipment does not surrender to the enemy! Yes
    1. +2
      11 June 2020 13: 28
      Our proud "Varyag" does not surrender to the enemy ...
  7. +3
    11 June 2020 08: 58
    began to export maintainable aircraft from the territory of the air harbor. Some samples were on the go, but they decided to export them too.

    In view of the photo, they are pulling for scrap.
    Did they try to lower the tires? or "the tires go through, the roof does not go through" as in an old joke?
  8. +5
    11 June 2020 09: 03
    -What are stuck?
    -That's all because someone makes too low bridges.
    - No, it’s from the fact that one simply has no mind
  9. +3
    11 June 2020 09: 35
    And everything about Russian maybe kidding! This is in St. Petersburg there is a bridge "Death to Gazelles", and in Tripol now there is a celebrity. But the mess there seems to be noble, the personnel Turks are probably going crazy with this rabble.
    1. 0
      11 June 2020 19: 18
      We have a passage under the Stone Bridge in Riga: 2,40 m, there is a height sign on the bridge and several warning signs before, on the traffic lane. There is a sign "only passenger cars", trucks still enter there regularly, from all countries of Eurasia. Conclusion: the number of idiots does not depend on nationality, there are simply places where they gather regularly!
  10. +1
    11 June 2020 09: 39
    but they couldn’t get past the nearest bridge.
    Even in this situation, they could not cope without the Turks. This suggests that they are used to someone (stronger, more intelligent) standing behind. Neither eye, nor tyma ...
    1. +1
      11 June 2020 09: 53
      But they tried and managed by 2/3 - it fit in width and length smile
      1. +3
        11 June 2020 19: 45
        Quote: dzvero
        But they tried and managed by 2/3 - fit in width and length smile

        most likely the speed was too small, and so would have gone through with a whistle ... laughing
      2. +1
        12 June 2020 10: 08
        in time for 2/3, here in this and the joke tried to plug the hole more reliably
  11. +1
    11 June 2020 09: 47
    which led to the temporary stuck of the Mi-35 and its damage.


    Wang. The perforating hammers and jackhammers removed the interfering parts of the bridge and drove on.
    PS Not a racist.
    1. 0
      11 June 2020 13: 38
      So Arabs are Caucasians, what a racism.)
    2. -1
      11 June 2020 22: 55
      Quote: sergo1914
      Wang. The perforating hammers and jackhammers removed the interfering parts of the bridge and drove on.

      I think squeezed sideways smile
  12. +1
    11 June 2020 10: 16
    Arabs they are in Africa Arabs)))))
  13. 0
    11 June 2020 10: 32
    And in whom drowns for something? For what exactly is the variety there ... on?
  14. +2
    11 June 2020 10: 57
    ahhh funny, even a helicopter cannot steal humanly lol
  15. 0
    11 June 2020 14: 10
    Classical pro-Turkish woodpeckers
  16. +1
    11 June 2020 14: 54
    What is there to discuss? The fact that he got the savages intact is already shameful .... I hope the missiles and the EW complex did not stand on it?