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Two Russian Su-35 Jets Collide Mid-Air Over Kursk Region

Two Russian Su-35 fighter jets reportedly collided mid-air over the Kursk region during a training flight, according to reports.

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Two Russian Su-35 Jets Collide Mid-Air Over Kursk Region

Two Russian Su-35 fighter jets reportedly collided in mid-air over the Kursk region, raising questions about flight safety and military training procedures. The incident’s cause remains unclear, and authorities have not immediately released full details about the pilots’ condition, the aircraft involved or any damage on the ground. Investigators are expected to examine communications, weather conditions and possible technical failures. The collision could prompt additional scrutiny of Russia’s air operations, particularly amid heightened military activity near the Ukrainian border area.

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