Russia is set to deploy dozens of fighter jets to occupied Crimea in time for a military contest. MiG-29SMT fighters and Su-34 bombers will be deployed for “Aviadarts-2016” contest, Interfax-Ukraine reports. Russian Defense Ministry said that the aircrafts, pilots and technical support teams will land on the Black Sea Peninsula in approximately 72 hours.
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Russian Air Force plans to deploy fleet to Crimea
The announcement comes ahead of “Aviadarts-2016” aircraft contest
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