Ukraine Denies F-16 Crisis Over Maintenance and Parts
First reported 2 Oct, 13:36 UTCUpdated 2d ago2 sources
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Ukraine has rejected reports that maintenance delays and parts shortages have grounded more than half its F-16 fleet, saying it can keep the US-made jets operational through winter despite demanding conditions and challenges sourcing components.
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Kyiv pushed its Western allies for it to be given advanced fighter jets after Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022 and finally received its first batch of F-16s two years later.
Ukraine has rejected reports that maintenance delays and parts shortages have grounded more than half its F-16 fleet, saying it can keep the US-made jets operational through winter despite demanding conditions and challenges sourcing components.
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- Ukraine Denies F-16 Crisis Over Maintenance and Parts (opens Kyiv Post in a new tab)
Ukraine has rejected reports that maintenance delays and parts shortages have grounded more than half its F-16 fleet, saying it can keep the US-made jets operational through winter despite demanding conditions and challenges sourcing components.
- Ukraine denies F-16 crisis over maintenance and parts (opens The Hindu in a new tab)
Kyiv pushed its Western allies for it to be given advanced fighter jets after Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022 and finally received its first batch of F-16s two years later.
