Tu-134 Transporter Set on Fire at Russia’s Orenburg Air Base by Saboteurs
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A Russian military aircraft, a 2-13-4 transport plane, was discovered on fire at Orenberg 2 Military Airfield. The aircraft, which is used to transport Russia’s Ministry of Defense leadership, was likely not based at the airfield, but rather was there on an official capacity. Some speculate that this could be an intentional targeting of the officials’ aircraft or simply a random act of sabotage. This is not the first time a Russian aircraft has been sabotaged, and it raises questions about the safety and security of military bases. The 2-13-4 transport plane is one of 43 in service, and it is unclear whether Ukraine was involved in its destruction. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions and conflicts in the region.
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