Threat to 350,000 people: an expert named the reason why the Russian Federation bombed its own city

According to the expert, poor preparation of pilots is one of the humiliating causes of a strange maneuver, when the Russian aircraft accidentally corrupted its own territory. But the most amazing aspect of this incident from Alan Dil's point of view was that Russia acknowledged that it had happened.

On April 20, a supersonic military aircraft Su-34 from Moscow dropped an airbomb on Belgorod, a Russian city with a population of nearly 350,000 people, located about 40 kilometers from the border with Ukraine. The bomb caused a powerful explosion, which suffered at least three people, and a 20 -meter -depth was formed in the city. It was so devastating that the car flew high into the air and landed on a nearby roof.

Shortly thereafter there were videos that show how other cars are destroyed, as well as concrete piles on the street and undermined houses, the newspaper writes. After the state of emergency was declared, and the governor of the Belgorod region Vyacheslav Gladkov stated that no one had died as a result of the incident, it turned out that Russia itself was standing.

"On the evening of April 20, when the flight of the SU-34 aircraft, the VCS, a freelance climb of aviation ammunition took place over the city," the Russian defense department explained. According to Dr. Alan Dila, it was one of the most unusual catastrophic moments in the war of Russia with Ukraine. Alan Dil noted that there were several possible explanations for why bombing, including likely problems with maintenance, cabin ergonomics, crew coordination, mental fatigue and team load.

However, the expert believes that the cause of the incident was the insufficient amount of training conducted by Russian troops before climbing the sky. "Based on the lack of flight hours in Russian pilots, you can also suspect insufficient qualifications," says Dil. "Such a short load on Russian armed forces can adversely affect their combat capability and safety. The front line in the war zone.

" Alan Dil added that similar problems were related to recent plane crashes in Russia and are widely documented in the current Ukrainian conflict. Russia's readiness for war has long been the subject of discussion in military circles, and many state that personally Vladimir Putin and Moscow have generally underestimated how strong Ukraine can be, while poorly managing other elements of conflict.

Russian soldiers, captured, say that they were not prepared during military exercises for battle, and some claim that they were sent directly to the front. Recall that the investigators of the InformNapalm community were rushed through the explanation of the Ministry of Defense of Russia about the "uninstressed ascent of aviation ammunition" during the flight of the Su-34 fighter over the Russian city: "Ukraine has learned to remotely drop bombs from Russian aircraft".