One of Su-25K Frogfoots arrived in Cote d’ivoire in order to cover up the losses incurred from devastating French strike against the FACI.

http://www.ivatushniki.ru/modules.php?name=coppermine&file=displayimagepopup&pid=334&fullsize=1

Thanks, Cy24.

The properties of Ivory Coast Su-25 mention that it was taken in oct2004. During 2004 Belarus supplied 2 single seat Su-25. So I think this is one of the destroyed aircraft.

Or do you have other information?

Ëcm

several years ago,during a graduation cermony of the Syrian Air Force Academy, a formation composed of Mig-29 (lead),25,23,21,Su-22 and Su-24 flew a flypast over the croud for a moment and then dissappeared.
That was the only time that the Syrian Mig-29 ever shown to the public.

Hi Dingodog,

I was told one of the serials of Syrian MiG-29 is 221. How sure are you about the serials 21,23,25? A drawing on arab-military.com shows MiG-29 6700. What about that?? Any ideas? :confused:
Are any pictures available from the flypast? Or how did they manage to read the serials??
And what about the Su-24?

Thanks,
Ëcm

Might these be pre-delivery photos of an aircraft destined for Equatorial Guinea? On second thought, there’s a problem with that- the Su-25 is manufactured in Georgia, not Russia. Very, very intriguing. I’d say it’s Peruvian, but the camo colors aren’t right and the roundels don’t look Peruvian. I’ll do some research and see what I can come up with. Anybody know of any new roundels coming into use anywhere?

Su-25 is updated in base of Kubinka, in ARZ 121.

These examples look like Eq. Guinea aircraft, I recon serials 031 and 032 were noted during August this year according to sources.

Ëcm

Iraqi Pilot, could you give us some new information about Iraqi Su-24? 🙂

Maybe some pictures of you joinig your education in Russia?

Untill now, nothing proves your stories…

Hi Piranas,

I think an Algerian MiG-25 pilot is a very interesting friend for this forum.
Could you ask him which serials are painted on the tails of the Foxbats please? In almost every picture you can not read it off. Maybe he can help.

Thanks,

Ecm

Mi-24 Zambia

What about Zabian Mi-24? 🙂
Anyone ever seen a pic? :confused:

Thanks,
Ecm

I have found them on one burned CD with aircraft walk-arounds collected by my friend from Bristol, England. There are more photos of that particular bird, but all are related to details and close-up photos of landing gear wells, exhaust nozzles etc.

Hi Flex,

Could you post these too please? 😉

These are also very interesting.

Thanks,
Ëcm