Russian Aerospace Forces used Ka-52 Alligator helicopters in Syria
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For the first time in Syria, the combat use of Russian Ka-52 "Alligator" helicopters was observed. We are talking about helicopters that were delivered to the SAR about two weeks ago. If you believe the information sources, then these rotary-wing machines operating in the Syrian Arab Republic, are now three.
The Ka-52 helicopters were deployed to support the Syrian government army from the air in the area of the settlements of Palmyra and El Qaryatane. Christian El Qaryatayn freed from militants LIH on the eve.
It is reported that this video was made precisely in the area of El-Karyatayn, held igilovtsami from August last year.
Earlier there was information that Russian helicopters Mi-28H were also used in Syria, which provided assistance to Syrian troops in the Palmyra region.
Ka-52 helicopter gunships of the Russian Aerospace Forces launched a series of strikes against the accumulation of manpower of ISIS militants and their off-road vehicles equipped with heavy machine guns and anti-aircraft installations.
The helicopter is armed with air-to-ground and air-to-air guided missiles. In addition, the Ka-52 uses unguided rockets and small arms and cannon weapons.
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