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Russian military channels claimed the Su-35 shot down on July 8 was lured into Patriot range by three Ukrainian aircraft, with one simulating a glide bomb attack while two provided cover. They said a Patriot battery positioned about 60 km from the front line downed the jet when it came into range. The pilot reportedly survived, was evacuated and is expected to return after medical evaluation.

Russian military channels claimed the Su-35 shot down on July 8 was lured into Patriot range by three Ukrainian aircraft, with one simulating a glide bomb attack while two provided cover. They said a Patriot battery positioned about 60 km from the front line downed the jet when it came into range. The pilot reportedly survived, was evacuated and is expected to return after medical evaluation.

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