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🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Vladivostok Airport as of March 15, 02:05 UTC The air base housed 1 A-50U (Mainstay), 4 MiG-31 (Foxhound), 4 An-26 (Curl), 1 An-140, and 2 Tu-134 (Crusty). Today, an A-50U (RF-50606, Red 51) from Vladivostok Airport conducted a training mission over the Sea of Japan and returned at 08:15. Two MiG-31K (one of which is RF-95215, Red 90) from Vladivostok Airport conducted a training mission and were escorted by two Su-30. Two Il-78Ms (one of which is RF-94288, Blue 83) from Ukrainka Air Base provided refueling support during the exercises and returned at 03:00.

Several stills from a new Russian MoD video showing two VKS MiG-31I strike aircraft receiving fuel from an Il-78M tanker during a scheduled mission over the Sea of Japan. Each MiG is seen equipped with either a live ALBM or a training variant thereof. The missile and the MiG make up the Kinzhal weapon system.

🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Vladivostok Airport as of March 15, 02:05 UTC The air base housed 1 A-50U (Mainstay), 4 MiG-31 (Foxhound), 4 An-26 (Curl), 1 An-140, and 2 Tu-134 (Crusty). Today, an A-50U (RF-50606, Red 51) from Vladivostok Airport conducted a training mission over the Sea of Japan and returned at 08:15. Two MiG-31K (one of which is RF-95215, Red 90) from Vladivostok Airport conducted a training mission and were escorted by two Su-30. Two Il-78Ms (one of which is RF-94288, Blue 83) from Ukrainka Air Base provided refueling support during the exercises and returned at 03:00.

🔻 Satellite images of 🇷🇺 Seshcha Air Base as of September 16, 08:45 UTC The airbase housed 8 An-124 (Condor). After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began, almost the entire operational An-124 fleet was relocated from Seshcha Air Base to Ulyanovsk-East Airfield. Occasionally, Il-76MD and An-26 land at Seshcha Air Base, delivering strike drones and ballistic missiles.