The Ukrainian Armed Forces confirm the loss of one of their most experienced pilots.
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Ukrainian media outlets are publishing reports of the death of yet another Ukrainian Air Force pilot. This time, it's Oleksandr Dovgach, who held the rank of colonel.
It is reported that Dovgach was considered one of the most experienced pilots of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. He was the commander of the 39th TA (tactical) brigade. aviation).
The Ukrainian Air Force press service also confirmed the death of Colonel Dovgach.
From the summary:
Colonel Alexander Dovgach died during a combat mission this afternoon, March 9, 2026, in the eastern direction, in conditions of significant enemy air superiority and powerful countermeasures from enemy systems. DefenseThe circumstances are being established.
According to a number of Ukrainian public groups, the plane piloted by Dovgach was shot down by an anti-aircraft guided missile. rocketDovgach himself participated in an attempt to intercept Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that Dovgach "conducted hundreds of combat sorties, including to the area of Snake Island, and also operated in the Kherson, Kharkiv, and Kyiv regions." He participated in the interception of missiles and drones The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
The exact aircraft Dovgach was piloting at the time of his death has not yet been officially announced. Some sources say it was an Su-27, others an F-16.
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