Especially emphasizing that neither the number of destroyed drone, nor about their type, nor, even more so, about the type of aircraft, which caused a blow in the text of the original commentary commentary to the photo is not mentioned.
The media series published the data that the Soviet MiG-21 Caliphs of the Libyan National Army at the disposal of the Soviet MiG-21 Caliphs destroyed at least fifty Turkish drones Bayraktar TB2. According to the media, all UAVs were destroyed on land during raids at Mitiga International Airport. True, journalists carefully notice carefully, the airfare raids were held for two years.
Sensation, as it should be believed, is a hangar, which is located on the airport and in which, according to journalists, drum dried dried drones of Bayraktar TB2 supplied by Turkey in Libya. What sources of information used at the time of publication the authors - remained a mystery. Also quite unknown where the data suddenly appeared even about the approximate number of Turkish drones, which could be stored, or kept in the hangar. It is clear from the publication that successful haftar aviation raids were repeated.
"To date, you know about at least 12 blows of fighters on the hangar at the International Airport of Mitiga, where Turkish drip drones were located, and at least 10 episodes of the blows were noticed by Soviet fighters MiG-21, which were under the control of pilots of the Libyan National Army",
The granted photography does demonstrate damaged by Avar Avaria at Mitiga Airport. Our editorial office managed to find this photo.
"According to local sources, air strikes, prisoners of LNA, General Haftara at Mitiga Airport in Libya on October 2, 2019, were aimed at ammunition reserves and Turkish drones. Satellite snapshots show that shells got into several hangars, "
Especially emphasize that neither the number of destroyed drone, nor about their type, nor, even more so, about the type of aircraft that hit, in the text commentary commentary is not mentioned.
Even if we assume that the first time hitting the hangar [with the BPLA Bayraktar TB2] found the troops of the government of national consent by surprise and destroyed several drones, then it seems completely ridiculous and impossible to ensure that the hangar was not protected. The LNA Air Force continued to bomb the hangar, and supporters of PNS continued to stubbornly put expensive drones transmitted by the Turkish side.
The price of the CAPP can be indirectly judged by the statement of the American browser Jeff Javorski, which documented the losses of these devices from the fire of the Russian Panciri SPR. According to the researcher, the destruction in Libya 47 Turkish drones can be approximately evaluated as damage in the amount of $ 245 million. Returning to publication in the media, it should be noted that the authors did not provide any evidence of the truthfulness of their statements.
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