The Netherlands does not restrict the use of F-16 fighter jets transferred to Ukraine by Ukraine, including in the airspace on the territory of Russia.
Points of attention
- The Netherlands does not limit Ukraine's use of F-16 fighter jets even on the territory of the Russian Federation, providing military support.
- Ukrainian aviation joins the fighting in Kurshchyna, using American bombs and F-16 capabilities for successful attacks.
- According to the general of the Dutch Air Force, the Ukrainian troops have shown brilliant results and continue to advance at the front.
- An overview of the situation in the Kursk region shows the effectiveness of the Ukrainian aviation and revealed weak points in the Russian defense.
The Netherlands does not restrict Ukraine from using the F-16 on the territory of the Russian Federation
General of the Royal Netherlands Air Force Onno Eichelsheim said that Ukraine can use the F-16 aircraft provided by his country for strikes on Russian territory.
As the general noted, the Netherlands did not impose any restrictions on the use and flight range of the F-16.
In total, this country promised to provide Ukraine with 24 F-16 aircraft. However, General Eichelsheim did not say how many of them have already been deployed in the country.
He also commented on Ukraine's offensive on the Kursk region of the Russian Federation, calling the operation of Ukrainian forces "brilliant on a practical level."
Ukrainian aviation is involved in the battles for Kurshchyna
According to Forbes, Ukrainian aviation has already joined the fighting in the Kursk region, which gave the Armed Forces of Ukraine the opportunity to make its advance faster and more effective.
What is important to understand is that the Russian aviation is also actively working on this part of the front and drops several dozens of planning bombs on the Sumy region every day.
Against this background, the Ukrainian Air Force began attacking enemy targets in Kurshchyna with American JDAM bombs.
Fighters of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces managed to successfully hit the Russian command post in Tyotkino, a few kilometers north of the front line.
According to preliminary data, an outdated Su-27 was involved in the attack, and not one of the recently delivered F-16s to Ukraine.