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Belbek Airport in Sevastopol, Ukraine, taken over by “unknown” troops

February 28, 2014 Richard Clements

There are reports that Belbek airport has been surrounded by an unknown militia. Although civilian flights were suspended in 2007, the airfield, currently guarded by unknown troops is known as Sevastapol International airport. Its current […]

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[Video] 11 Russian gunship helicopters flying into Ukrainian airspace over Crimea

February 28, 2014 Richard Clements

Some 10 Russian Mi-24 Hind helicopters were allegedly filmed entering Ukrainian airspace over Crimea. Amateur video uploaded on Youtube shows eleven Mil Mi-24 helicopters allegedly flying towards the military airport at Sevastopol early in the […]

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The story of the first U-2 spy missions over Soviet Union

February 27, 2014 Richard Clements

U-2 operations in Europe in 1950s. According to documents released last year, the first four “Dragon Lady” planes destined to launch spy missions over Soviet Union were deployed to RAF Lakenheath on Apr. 29, 1956 […]

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Israeli Air Force reportedly hit targets in Bekaa Valley near Lebanon-Syria border

February 24, 2014 Richard Clements

Although still unconfirmed, it looks like Israeli planes have conducted raids against Hezbollah targets. Several media outlets in both Lebanon and Israel are reporting about a series of air strikes conducted by Israeli warplanes in […]

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Iraq to get 24 AH-64E Apache gunships in a deal worth 4.8 billion USD

January 28, 2014 Richard Clements

Renaissance of the Iraqi Armed Forces continues: the U.S Department of Defence Security co-operation Agency has notified Congress of a possible sale to Iraq of 24 AH-64E Apache Longbow helicopters. The gunship helicopters won’t come […]

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