Az orosz légierő alkalmazása az orosz–ukrán háborúban 1. rész: A bevetett harceszközök teljesítménye a konfliktus eddigi szakaszaiban

Tamás Lesták

doi:10.23713/HT.57.4.04

Authors

Tamás Lesták Nemzeti Közszolgálati Egyetem https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5919-9585

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23713/HT.57.4.04

Keywords:

Ukrainien-Russian war, Ukrainian Air Force, Russian Air Force, close air support, air-launched missile

Abstract

The military operations in Ukraine which has begun in February 2022 (preliminary planned by the Russian military leadership and most of international military analysts as well as a short and quick operation) have the characteristic of widespread but often unusual use of both air arms. In my study I will explain briefly the deployed aircrafts, the methods of their deployment and the results achieved by them (of course considering the challenges posed by often limited availability of information).

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