Ukrainian MiG-29 Hits Russian Hangar in Tyotkino with JDAM-ER Bombs

Ukrainian Air Force combat aircraft executed a bombing strike on an enemy facility in the village of Tyotkino, Kursk region, targeting a hangar housing enemy armored vehicles and personnel.

A multi-role MiG-29 fighter jet executed the strike, and the corresponding video was published by the Telegram channel “Sunflower.”

The bombing was carried out using GBU-62 JDAM-ER air bombs, marking an increase in the frequency of precision strikes in Ukraine’s arsenal.

Intelligence recorded how the enemy drove a pair of armored personnel carriers and armored combat vehicles into the hangar at night.

The strike followed the intelligence report about the enemy driving a pair of armored personnel carriers and armored combat vehicles into the hangar during the night.

Bombing strikes on the enemy

With the growing number of guided air bombs, Ukrainian forces are increasingly targeting enemy positions and even personnel, including more frequent strikes on Russian territory.

On February 25, Ukrainian aviation conducted a bombing strike on the Troebortnoye border checkpoint in the Bryansk region, where enemy personnel, communication equipment, and electronic warfare systems were concentrated.

Then, on February 27, aviation struck the neighboring point Belaya Berezka, where a communication and control point of Russian troops was deployed.

This strike notably diminished the enemy’s ability to control forces and assets in the region.

Aircraft from the 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade executed both airstrikes.