Meithal kah thiam bik min thang ngai mi cu an luhter cang pin ah van cung in raldohnak thar pahnih an ngah fawn lawmpi awk bak asi ko,
Meithal kah thiam bik min thang ngai mi cu an luhter cang,
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Raldohnak Helicopter thar including five Mi-17V5s and one Mi-8MTV, as part of U.S. military aid Ukraine nih angah fawn,
Ukrainian army to receive ex-Afghan helicopters
The Ukrainian Armed Forces expects to receive new helicopters, including five Mi-17V5s and one Mi-8MTV, as part of U.S. military aid.
The U.S. reportedly will provide Ukraine with six helicopters that previously belonged to the Afghan Air Force. The first batch of helicopters is expected to arrive in Ukraine this spring.
Reports from outlets in Afghanistan had suggested that about two dozen Mi-8/17 type helicopters of the Afghan Air Force are now outside the country and their fate remains unknown.
According to Scramble Magazine, these helicopters have undoubtedly been used during the fled of Afghan government leaders and military personnel to neighboring countries as Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.