Forbes calculated how much the destruction of Russian aircraft in Crimea could cost
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11:48, 12.08.2022
Forbes found out how much destroyed planes in Crimea cost Russia

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Artur Zayonts
Before the explosions, the airfield housed aircraft worth $650 million to $850 million.
This is stated in the material Forbes.
A few hours before the explosions at the airfield in Saki, about 20 aircraft were recorded. These were Su-30SM fighters and Su-24MR reconnaissance aircraft, one heavy military transport Il-76, and several helicopters.
The total cost of damage to Russia after the explosions at the airport could be $650 million - $850 million.
Separately, Forbes estimated the approximate cost of Russian military aircraft:
- Su-30SM - $50 million
- Su-24MR - $6 million
- IL-76 – $86 million
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