Along with the helicopter, the pilot brought the parts of Su-27 and Su-30SM multirole fighter jets, supposedly being transported between two Russian air bases, the Kyiv Post reported. The Mi-8 is ...

The GUR's press service released a video of another Russian Mi-8 helicopter being downed by Ukrainian unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) during the attack near Cape Tarkhankut in Moscow-occupied Crimea.

A Russian pilot who defected to Ukraine with a Mi-8 helicopter spoke publicly for the first time. Ukraine's Defense Intelligence published an interview with a man it said was the pilot.

Reports say the overnight attack on a military airfield in Russia’s Bryansk region destroyed an Mi-8 helicopter causing its ammunition to detonate and damage an Mi-35 attack helicopter. ... Locals ...

A Russian Mi-8 helicopter crashed in a lake in the country's northern Karelia region with three people on board, sparking an underwater search, authorities said on Monday.

Recently, a Mi-8 helicopter of the Russian Armed Forces ended up in Ukraine as a result of a long-term special operation of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Source ...

Ukraine’s Military Intelligence equipped a Magura V5 Unmanned Surface Vessel with R-73 air-to-air missiles and says it scored a kill against a Russian Mi-8 helicopter, with another helicopter ...

Russian air defense forces intercepted a Ukrainian Grom-2 ballistic missile and shot down a Mi-8 helicopter over the past day during the special military operation in Ukraine, Defense Ministry ...

MOSCOW, March 5. /TASS/. Russian air defense systems shot down a Mi-8 helicopter, intercepted six HIMARS and Smerch MLRS shells, and also destroyed 12 drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine over ...

File photo of Russian Mi-28 attack helicopter, NATO codename “Havoc”. (Photo: TheAviationist) The location of the attack. The location where the attack occurred is another interesting aspect ...

The GUR's press service released a video of another Russian Mi-8 helicopter being downed by Ukrainian unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) during the attack near Cape Tarkhankut in Moscow-occupied Crimea.