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Esta es una lista de derribos de aeronaves , combates aéreos y otros incidentes durante las guerras desde la Segunda Guerra Mundial . Un derribo de aeronave ocurre cuando una ae...

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Esta es una lista de derribos de aeronaves , combates aéreos y otros incidentes durante las guerras desde la Segunda Guerra Mundial . Un derribo de aeronave ocurre cuando una aeronave es alcanzada por un proyectil lanzado o disparado desde otra aeronave o desde el suelo ( guerra antiaérea ), lo que hace que la aeronave atacada pierda su capacidad de continuar volando normalmente y luego se estrelle contra la tierra o el mar, lo que a menudo resulta en lesiones graves o la muerte de los ocupantes a bordo. Esta lista no cubre las aeronaves destruidas durante la Guerra de Corea , la Guerra de Vietnam o la Operación Tormenta del Desierto .

Aviones militares

Guerra Fría (1945-1991)

Revolución Nacional de Indonesia(1945–1949)

Conflicto interno en Myanmar(1948-presente)

  • 15 de febrero de 1961 – Un avión privado PB4Y-2 de la ROCAF que transportaba suministros para el ejército de la ROC en Birmania fue derribado por un Hawker Sea Fury de la Fuerza Aérea Birmana cerca de Mae Sai , Tailandia, cerca de la frontera con Birmania. [23]
  • 11 de enero de 2013 – Un Mil Mi-35P se estrelló o fue derribado por rebeldes del Ejército de Independencia de Kachin, matando a tres personas. [24]
  • 3 de mayo de 2021: un Mi-35 de la Fuerza Aérea de Myanmar fue derribado por el Ejército de Independencia de Kachin, alcanzado por un MANPADS durante ataques aéreos en los que participaron helicópteros de ataque y aviones de combate. Apareció un vídeo que muestra al helicóptero siendo alcanzado mientras sobrevolaba una aldea. [25] [26] [27] [28]

Primera guerra árabe-israelí(1948–1949)

Insurgencia en Baluchistán(1948-presente)

  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Pakistán.svg3 de agosto de 2022 – Los separatistas de Baluchistán del BRA afirmaron haber derribado un helicóptero militar con un arma antiaérea, matando a seis personas. [44]

Rebelión de Darul Islam(1949–1962)

Conflictos en el estrecho de Taiwán(1950–1967)

  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg14 de marzo de 1950 – Un avión de la PLAAF derribó un B-25 Mitchell de la RoCAF, matando a seis personas. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg16 de marzo de 1950 – Un P-51 Mustang North American de la RoCAF fue derribado por fuego terrestre del EPL, matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg2 de abril de 1950 – Un avión soviético derribó un P-51 Mustang norteamericano de la RoCAF cerca de Shanghái, matando al piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg29 de julio de 1950 – Un P-47N Thunderbolt de la RoCAF fue derribado por fuego antiaéreo desde Xiamen , matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg16 de junio de 1953 – Un P-47N Thunderbolt de la RoCAF fue derribado por fuego antiaéreo desde la isla Dongshan , matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg17 de diciembre de 1953 – Un P-47N Thunderbolt de la RoCAF fue derribado por fuego antiaéreo desde Jejiang , matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF22 de mayo de 1954 – En un enfrentamiento que involucraba a seis MiG-15 "Fagots" de la PLAAF , los pilotos de la RoCAF Chien y Yen derriban uno de los MiG con fuego de ametralladora desde sus P-47N Thunderbolt . [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg26 de mayo de 1954 – Un B-17 Flying Fortress de la RoCAF fue derribado por fuego antiaéreo desde Fujian , y sus cuatro tripulantes murieron. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg3 de junio de 1954 – Un P-47N Thunderbolt de la RoCAF fue derribado por un La-11 "Fang" de la PLAAF, matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg6 de julio de 1954 – Un P-47N Thunderbolt de la RoCAF fue derribado por fuego de cañón de un MiG-15 "Fagot" de la PLAAF, matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg12 de septiembre de 1954 – Un corsario PB4Y de la RoCAF fue derribado por fuego antiaéreo desde Xiamen , matando a los nueve tripulantes. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg19 de enero de 1955 – Un F-84G Thunderjet de la RoCAF fue derribado por fuego antiaéreo sobre la República Popular China, matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg21 de enero de 1955 – Un P-47N Thunderbolt de la RoCAF fue derribado por fuego antiaéreo sobre la República Popular China, matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la USAF9 de febrero de 1955 – Durante la evacuación de los nacionalistas chinos de las islas Tachen cubiertos por aviones lanzados desde el USS Wasp (CV-18) , un USN AD-5W Skyraider del VAW-11 en servicio de patrulla antisubmarina es gravemente dañado por el fuego antiaéreo de la República Popular de China y se ve obligado a amerizar en el mar. Su tripulación de tres personas es rescatada por patrulleras de la República de China. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg22 de junio de 1955 – Un RT-33A de la RoCAF fue derribado por un MiG-17 "Fresco" de la PLAAF, matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF4 de julio de 1955 – Un MiG-15 "Fagot" , parte de un grupo de cuatro MiG de la PLAAF, es derribado en combate con cuatro F-84G Thunderjets de la RoCAF. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg16 de julio de 1955 – Un F-84G Thunderjet de la RoCAF es derribado por fuego antiaéreo desde Kinmen , matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF15 de octubre de 1955 – Un MiG-15 "Fagot" de la PLAAF es derribado por Tzu-Wan Sun de la RoCAF utilizando un F-86 Sabre . [1]
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF14 de abril de 1956 – Un MiG-15 "Fagot" , parte de un grupo de cuatro MiG de la PLAAF, es derribado en combate con cuatro F-84G Thunderjets de la RoCAF. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg22 de junio de 1956 – Un B-17 Flying Fortress de la RoCAF es derribado durante una misión nocturna por fuego de cañón desde un MiG-17 "Fresco" interceptor de la PLAAF. Los once tripulantes a bordo mueren. [1] [46]
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF20 de julio de 1956 – Un MiG-15 "Fagot" de un grupo de cuatro Mikoyan de la PLAAF es derribado en combate con cuatro F-84G Thunderjets de la RoCAF. [1]
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF( 2 ) 21 de julio de 1956 – Dos MiG-17 "Frescos" , parte de un grupo de cuatro MiG de la PLAAF, son derribados por el piloto I-Fang Ouyang que volaba como parte de un grupo de cuatro F-84G Thunderjets de la RoCAF . [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg10 de noviembre de 1956 – Durante un lanzamiento aéreo sobre Jejigxi, un C-46 Commando de la RoCAF es derribado por un MiG-19 "Farmer" de la PLAAF , matando a sus nueve tripulantes. [1] [46]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg1 de julio de 1957 – Un P-47N Thunderbolt de la RoCAF es derribado por fuego antiaéreo sobre la República Popular China, matando a su piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg18 de febrero de 1958 – Un RB-57D de la RoCAF fue derribado por un MiG-15 "Fagot" de la PLANAF sobre Shandong , matando al piloto. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg( 2 ) 29 de julio de 1958 – Dos F-84G Thunderjets de la RoCAF fueron derribados después de que cuatro MiG-17 "Frescos" los atacaran cerca de la isla Nan Ao .
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF( 3 ) 14 de agosto de 1958 – Tres MiG-17 "Frescos" de la PLAAF son derribados por un grupo de cuatro F-86 Sabre de la RoCAF . Los pilotos Ping-Chun Chin y Chung-Li Li derriban uno cada uno. Un tercer MiG es derribado por otros dos Sabre pilotados por Hsien-Wu Liu y Fu-The Pan. El Sabre n.° 307 que participó en el derribo no regresó a la base.
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF( 2 ) 25 de agosto de 1958 – Dos MiG-17 "Frescos" de la PLAAF son atacados y derribados por F-86 Sabres de la RoCAF pilotados por Tien-En Chiang y Hsu-Hsiang Ku.
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg/Escarapela de la PLAAF( 7 ) 8 de septiembre de 1958 – Siete MiG-17 "Fresco" de la PLAAF son derribados por numerosos F-86 Sabre de la RoCAF. A cinco pilotos, Ping-Chun Chin, Yi-Chien Li, Chin-Chung Liang, Chung-Tsi Yu y Wai-Ming Chu se les atribuye una muerte cada uno, y a Hsien-Wu Liu se le atribuyen dos. Por parte de la PLAAF, el piloto Zhang Yi destruye un F-86 Sabre en su MiG-17 "Fresco".
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg/Escarapela de la PLAAF( 6 ) 18 de septiembre de 1958 – Sobre Haicheng, Guangdong. Seis MiG-17 "Frescos" de la PLAAF son derribados por varios F-86 Sabre de la RoCAF pilotados por Wan-Li Lin, Yang-Chung Lu, Che-Shing Mao, Tzu-Wan Sun, Kuang-Hsing Tung y Hsin-Yeh Liu. Cada uno de ellos derriba un Mikoyan. Un Sabre es derribado por fuego de cañón desde un MiG-17 "Fresco" de la PLAAF pilotado por Chang Zhu You.
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF( 11 ) 24 de septiembre de 1958 – Poco después de que los técnicos del Cuerpo de Marines de los Estados Unidos adaptaran sus aviones para que llevaran el misil aire-aire AIM-9B Sidewinder , numerosos F-86 Sabre de la RoCAF armados con misiles despegaron y persiguieron a un grupo de MiG-17 "Frescos" de la PLAAF que los sobrevolaban. Debido a la superior velocidad de ascenso, maniobrabilidad vertical, relación empuje-peso y techo de servicio del MiG-17, los pilotos de Fresco no percibieron ningún peligro en hacer esto, ya que desconocían el armamento recién instalado. Los pilotos de Sabre comenzaron a disparar sus misiles contra los MiG, destruyendo algunos. Otros se lanzaron en picado y entraron en un enfrentamiento de giro horizontal con sus perseguidores, que tenían una ventaja en la velocidad de giro horizontal, lo que les permitió enfrentarse con sus armas y derribar más aviones de la PLAAF. Los pilotos Jing-Chuen Chen, Chun-Hsein Fu, Jie-Tsu Hsia, Shu-Yuen Li, Ta-Peng Ma y Hong-Yan Sung derribaron un MiG-17 cada uno, Yi-Chiang Chien derribó dos él mismo y dos parejas de pilotos Tasi-Chuen Liu con Tang Jie-Min y Hsin-Yung Wang con Yuen-Po Wang compartieron el derribo de un MiG por cada dúo. Durante este enfrentamiento, otro Fresco sufrió daños notables al ser impactado por un AIM-9 que no detonó. Escapó con un misil intacto dentro de la estructura del avión. El misil fue extraído después de que el MiG regresara a la base y luego fue transferido con vacilación a la Unión Soviética para su ingeniería inversa, siendo desarrollado en el K-13 (AA-2 Atoll ). [1] [47]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg2 de octubre de 1958 – Un C-46 Commando de la RoCAF es derribado por fuego antiaéreo desde Kinmen , matando a los cinco tripulantes. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg/Escarapela de la PLAAF( 4 ) 10 de octubre de 1958 – Sobre la República Popular China, cuatro pilotos de F-86F Sabre de la RoCAF atacan y derriban cuatro MiG-17 "Frescos" de la PLAAF. Uno de los MiG destruidos explota, lanzando escombros que golpean a uno de los Sabre, causándole graves daños. Un piloto de la RoCAF se eyecta y queda cautivo hasta el 30 de junio de 1959. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg29 de mayo de 1959 – Un B-17 Flying Fortress de la RoCAF es interceptado y derribado sobre Guandong por un MiG-17 "Fresco" de la PLAAF , matando a los 14 que iban a bordo. [1]
  • Escarapela de la PLAAF( 2 ) 5 de julio de 1959 – Sobre el estrecho de Taiwán, veinticuatro MiG-17 "Frescos" de la PLAAF son atacados por cuatro F-86 Sabres de la RoCAF, lo que termina con la destrucción de dos Frescos.
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg7 de octubre de 1959 – Sobre Pekín, un RB-57D de la Fuerza Aérea de China pilotado por Wang Ying Chin es derribado por un misil SA-2 Guideline . Fue el primer avión derribado por un misil tierra-aire. [1] [48]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg6 de noviembre de 1961 – Sobre la provincia de Shantung , un RB-69A Neptune es destruido por un misil SA-2 Guideline y mueren las 13 personas que iban a bordo. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg9 de septiembre de 1962: Quince kilómetros al sur de Nunchang, un misil SA-2 Guideline derribó un Lockheed U-2 A de la Fuerza Aérea de China. El piloto Chen Huai Sheng saltó en paracaídas y fue capturado después del aterrizaje, pero murió poco después en un hospital de la República Popular de China. [1] [49]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg14 de junio de 1963 – Sobre Nanchang, un RB-69A Neptune de la RoCAF es derribado por el fuego de un cañón NR-23 de 23 mm de un MiG-17PF "Fresco" de la PLAAF, matando a los 14 tripulantes a bordo [1] [50]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg1 de noviembre de 1963 – Sobre Jiagxi, un SA-2 Guideline derriba un Lockheed U-2 C de la RoCAF. El piloto Yeh Chang Yi regresaba de una misión de inteligencia en la que tomó fotografías aéreas del sitio de pruebas de misiles de Jiayuguan y de la planta de armas nucleares de Lanzhou . Después de detectar que le habían lanzado el primer Guideline, realizó maniobras evasivas y evitó el primero, pero momentos después fue alcanzado por un segundo misil que le arrancó el ala derecha. Después de saltar en paracaídas y caer en cautiverio de la República Popular de China, estuvo retenido hasta el 10 de noviembre de 1982, cuando fue liberado en Hong Kong. Finalmente fue admitido en los Estados Unidos después de que los funcionarios de la República de China rechazaran sus intentos de ser repatriado. [1] [49]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg11 de junio de 1964 – Un RB-69A Neptune de la RoCAF es derribado por la noche cerca de Yantai en la península de Shantung , después de un esfuerzo coordinado por un MiG-17F "Fresco" y un Iluyshin Il-28 "Beagle" de la PLAAF, en el que el Il-28 lanzó bengalas de iluminación para ayudar al MiG a adquirir su objetivo. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg7 de julio de 1964 – Mientras volaba sobre Fujian, el piloto de la RoCAF Lee Nan Lee es derribado y asesinado después de que su Lockheed U-2 G fuera atacado y alcanzado por un misil SA-2 Guideline . [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg18 de diciembre de 1964 – Sobre Wenzhou , un RoCAF RF-101A Voodoo pilotado por Hsieh Hsiangho es derribado por un Shenyang J-6 de la PLANAF . Es capturado por pescadores cuando se eyecta sobre el océano y es retenido hasta julio de 1985. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg10 de enero de 1965 – Un misil SA-2 Guideline derriba un U-2 de la RoCAF en una misión para tomar fotografías aéreas de la planta de enriquecimiento de uranio de Baotou utilizando una cámara infrarroja. El piloto, Chang Liyi, sobrevive al accidente con ambas piernas rotas y permanece cautivo hasta su liberación el 10 de noviembre de 1982. Finalmente fue admitido en los Estados Unidos después de que los funcionarios de la ROC rechazaran sus intentos de ser repatriado. [1] [49]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg18 de marzo de 1965 – Un RF-101C Voodoo de la RoCAF pilotado por Chang Yupao es derribado por un MiG-19 "Farmer" de la PLAAF pilotado por Gao Chang Ji sobre Guangdong , cerca de Shantou , [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg10 de enero de 1966 – Un Albatros HU-16 de la RoCAF fue derribado por un MiG-17 "Fresco" de la PLAAF mientras intentaba transportar desertores a Taiwán. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg10 de enero de 1966 – Un HU-16 de la Fuerza Aérea de la República de China fue derribado por un MiG-17 de la PLAAF de la República Popular China sobre Matsu mientras transportaba desertores a Taiwán. [1]
  • Escarapela de la República de China.svg/Escarapela de la PLAAF( 2 ) 13 de enero de 1967 – Cuatro cazas F-104G de la Fuerza Aérea Real Británica se enfrentan a doce MiG-19 "Farmers" de la Fuerza Aérea Popular de China. Hu Shih-Lin afirma haber derribado a dos de los "Farmers" y Bei-Puo Shih a uno. El F-104G n.° 64-17779 que participó en el enfrentamiento no regresa y se cree que fue derribado. [1]

Bombardeo a la Plaza de Mayo(1955)

Crisis de Suez(1956)

Rebelión permanente(1958–1961)

Invasión de Bahía de Cochinos(1961)

Disputa por Nueva Guinea Occidental(1961–1962)

Conflicto colombiano(1964-presente)

  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea Colombiana.svg4 de agosto de 2015 – Un helicóptero Black Hawk fue derribado por el Clan del Golfo durante una operación contra la organización criminal en el noroeste de Colombia, matando a 16 personas e hiriendo a otras 2. [61]

Enfrentamiento Indonesia-Malasia(1963–1966)

  • 18 de diciembre de 1963: un Auster AOP.9 del ejército británico fue alcanzado por fuego terrestre durante un lanzamiento de suministros en la frontera entre Indonesia y Sarawak y se estrelló en Kandai. Uno de los tripulantes murió. [62]
  • Insignia de la Fuerza Aérea de Indonesia.svg16 de septiembre de 1965: un Lockheed C-130 Hércules de la Fuerza Aérea de Indonesia que transportaba paracaidistas resultó gravemente dañado por fuego antiaéreo amigo y se estrelló en Long Bawan , Kalimantan del Norte . Los paracaidistas se vieron obligados a saltar en paracaídas. Toda la tripulación y los paracaidistas sobrevivieron. [63]
  • Escarapela de la Real Fuerza Aérea.svg17 de noviembre de 1965 – Un helicóptero Westland Whirlwind de la RAF fue derribado por fuego terrestre cuando se desvió hacia la frontera con Indonesia durante una misión de lanzamiento de suministros en la zona fronteriza de Sarawak . Se presume que toda la tripulación murió. [64]

Emergencia de Adén(1963–1967)

  • Escarapela de la Real Fuerza Aérea.svg20 de febrero de 1967: un Hawker Hunter de la RAF fue alcanzado por fuego terrestre sobre Adén , lo que provocó una pérdida hidráulica. El piloto saltó en paracaídas. [65]
  • 20 de junio de 1967: el piloto de un Bell Sioux AH.1 del ejército británico fue alcanzado por una bala durante el despegue cerca de Crater , en Adén. El helicóptero se estrelló y se incendió. Los tres que iban a bordo sobrevivieron. [65]

Guerra fronteriza sudafricana(1966–1990)

Insurgencia naxalita-maoísta(1967-presente)

  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de la India.svg17 de enero de 2013 – Un helicóptero Mil Mi-17 de la Fuerza Aérea India fue derribado por naxalitas utilizando una ametralladora ligera y otros rifles; en el accidente hubo algunos heridos. [88]

El helicóptero fue posteriormente reparado y voló de regreso a la base [89].

Guerra de fútbol(1969)

Los problemas(Finales de la década de 1960-1998)

Guerra de Yom Kippur(1973)

Conflicto de Chipre (1963-1974)

  • Redondel de Turquía.svg8 de agosto de 1964 – El 8 de agosto de 1964, durante la batalla de Tylliria , un F-100 Super Sabre turco pilotado por el capitán Cengiz Topel fue alcanzado por fuego antiaéreo de 40 mm mientras ametrallaba al Arion , un barco patrullero grecochipriota . El piloto pudo eyectarse de su avión y realizó un salto en paracaídas seguro sobre tierra, [91] donde supuestamente fue torturado hasta la muerte por soldados grecochipriotas. [92]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg( 2 ) 20 de julio de 1974 – Durante el primer día del conflicto, el F-100D 55-3756 del 171.Filo y el F-100C 54-2042 del 132.Filo fueron derribados por fuego antiaéreo grecochipriota. [93]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg( 3 ) 20 de julio de 1974 – Durante el primer día de la campaña aérea turca, tres aviones de transporte – un C-47 No.6035, un C-130 del 222.Filo y un C-160 del 221.Filo – resultaron dañados por el fuego antiaéreo grecochipriota. Los tres se salvaron, pero no volvieron a participar en el conflicto. [93]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg20 de julio de 1974 – Durante el primer día del conflicto, el RF-84F 52-7327 del 184.Filo fue derribado por fuego antiaéreo grecochipriota. [93]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg20 de julio de 1974 – Durante el primer día del conflicto, un Dornier Do-28D de la Fuerza Aérea Turca fue derribado al noroeste de Nicosia.
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg( 3 ) 21 de julio de 1974 – F-100D 55-2825 de 111.Filo, F-100C 54-2083 de 112.Filo y F-104G 64-17783 de 191.Filo fueron derribados por destructores de la Armada turca. [93]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg( 2 ) 22 de julio de 1974 – Los F-100D Super Sabres turcos 54-2238 del 172.Filo y 54-22?? del 171.Filo se perdieron en acción el 22 de julio sobre Chipre debido al fuego enemigo. [93]
  • Redondel de Grecia.svg( 2 ) 22 de julio de 1974 – Dos aviones de transporte (53-234 y 52-144) resultaron dañados accidentalmente por el fuego antiaéreo grecochipriota. Consiguieron aterrizar sin problemas en Creta, pero no volvieron a participar en el conflicto. [94]

Guerra del Sahara Occidental(1975–1991)

Guerra de Cabinda(1975-presente)

Guerra civil de Mozambique (1977-1994)

  • Escudo de Rhodesia (1970-1980).svgNoviembre de 1979 – Un helicóptero rodesiano fue derribado por tropas mozambiqueñas cuando regresaba de un viaje a Gorongossa. [103]
  • Redondel de Mozambique.svgEnero de 1987 – RENAMO afirmó haber derribado un helicóptero mozambiqueño desconocido. [104]

Guerra de Ogadén (1977-1978)

  • Redondel de Etiopía.svgJulio de 1977 – Un F-5E etíope es derribado por un MANPAD SA-7 Grail cerca de Gode. [105]
  • Redondel de Etiopía.svgJulio de 1977 – Un avión de carga etíope Douglas DC-3 de Ethiopian Airlines es derribado. [105]
  • Redondel de Etiopía.svgJulio de 1977 – Un Douglas C-47 etíope es derribado por un par de MiG-17 somalíes . [105]
  • Redondel de Somalia.svg24 de julio de 1977 – Un MiG-21 somalí es derribado por un F-5E etíope . [105]
  • Redondel de Somalia.svg( 2 ) 25 de julio de 1977 – Dos MiG-21 somalíes son derribados por F-5E etíopes ; otros dos MiG-21 se ven involucrados en colisiones en el mismo enfrentamiento. [105]
  • Redondel de Somalia.svg26 de julio de 1977 – Un MiG-21 somalí es derribado por un F-5E etíope . [105]
  • Redondel de Somalia.svg19 de agosto de 1977 – Un MiG-21 somalí es derribado por un F-5E etíope . [105]
  • Redondel de Somalia.svg21 de agosto de 1977 – Un MiG-21 somalí es derribado por un F-5E etíope . [105]
  • Redondel de Somalia.svg( 2 ) 1 de septiembre de 1977 – Dos MiG-21 somalíes fueron derribados por un par de F-5E etíopes . [105]

Conflicto kurdo-turco (1978-actualidad)

  • Redondel de Turquía.svg23 de febrero de 2008: un helicóptero AH-1 Cobra del ejército turco se estrelló y militantes del PKK se atribuyeron el derribo y publicaron un vídeo. [106] Turquía confirmó esto más tarde ese mismo día, diciendo que el incidente ocurrió "debido a una razón desconocida". [107]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg13 de mayo de 2016 – Militantes del PKK derribaron un AH-1W SuperCobra del ejército turco utilizando un MANPADS 9K38 Igla (SA-18 Grouse). En el video publicado, el misil separó la sección de cola del resto del helicóptero, lo que provocó que girara, se fragmentara en el aire y se estrellara, matando a los dos pilotos a bordo. El gobierno turco afirmó inicialmente que se había caído debido a una falla técnica, pero luego se hizo evidente que había sido derribado. [108]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg10 de febrero de 2018 – Militantes del YPG derribaron un avión TAI/AgustaWestland T129 ATAK de la Fuerza Aérea Turca sobre el distrito de Kırıkhan de la provincia de Hatay, matando a dos soldados. [109]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg12 de febrero de 2018 – Las Fuerzas Democráticas Sirias derribaron un UAS táctico Bayraktar de la Fuerza Aérea Turca sobre Afrín. [110]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg18 de octubre de 2019 – Un Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk del ejército turco se estrelló durante operaciones contra las SDF cerca de la ciudad fronteriza de Ras Al-'Ayn, en la Gobernación de Al-Hasakah, Siria. [111] [112]

Conflicto entre Chad y Libia(1978–1987)

Guerra soviética-afgana(1979–1989)

Guerra civil salvadoreña(1979–1992)

Guerra entre Irán e Irak(1980–1988)

Guerra de las Malvinas (1982)

Disputa por las aguas territoriales del Golfo de Sidra en Libia

Guerra civil de Sri Lanka (1983-2009)

  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka13 de septiembre de 1990 – Un SIAI-Marchetti SF.260 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado cerca de Palay y murió el piloto. [128]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka5 de julio de 1992 – Un Shaanxi Y-8 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado con un misil tierra-aire cerca de Palaly, matando a 19 personas. [129]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka14 de julio de 1992 – Un SIAI-Marchetti SF.260 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado y murió el piloto. [130]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka2 de agosto de 1994 – Un Bell 212 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado por disparos de armas pequeñas. [131]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka( 2 ) 28 de abril de 1995 – dos Hawker Siddeley HS 748 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fueron derribados cerca de Palay por misiles antiaéreos SA-7 ; los derribos costaron la vida a 43 personas en el primer derribo y a 52 en el segundo.
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka14 de julio de 1995 – Un FMA IA 58 Pucará (número de matrícula CA-601) de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado por un MANPADS y murió el piloto. El piloto, el teniente de vuelo Dilhan Perera, murió; un equipo de rescate de la fuerza aérea recuperó su cuerpo. [132] [133]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka( 2 ) 18 de noviembre de 1995 – Un Shaanxi Y-8 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka y un Mil Mi-24 fueron derribados cerca de Palay, matando a cuatro personas en el Y-8. [134]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka22 de noviembre de 1995 – Un Antonov An-32 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fletado desde Kazajstán fue derribado cerca de Jaffna matando a 63 soldados.
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka22 de enero de 1996 – Un Mi-17-1V de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado por LETTE y murieron 34 personas. [131]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka19 de marzo de 1996 – Un Mi-24 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado frente a la costa de Mullaittivu y murieron siete personas. [135]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka20 de julio de 1996 – Un Mil Mi-8 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado. [131]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka( 2 ) 10 de noviembre de 1997 – Un Mi-24 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado matando a dos personas y un Mil Mi-17 se estrelló al aterrizar tras ser alcanzado. [131]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka7 de enero de 1998 – Un Mil Mi-17 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue alcanzado por un RPG y morteros y quedó destruido. [131]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka26 de junio de 1998 – Un Mi-24 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado al sur de Vavunia y murieron cuatro personas. [131]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka17 de diciembre de 1999 – Un Mi-24 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado cerca de Parantan y murieron cuatro personas. [131]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka18 de febrero de 2000 – Un Bell 412 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado sobre Thenmaradchi y murieron dos personas. [131]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka24 de mayo de 2000 – Un Mi-24 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado y murieron dos personas. [136]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka19 de octubre de 2000 – Un Mi-24 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado cerca de Nogar Covil. [137]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka23 de octubre de 2000 – Un Mi-24 de la fuerza aérea de Sri Lanka fue derribado cerca del puerto de Trincomalee. [131]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Sri Lanka22 de octubre de 2007 – Ataque a la base aérea de Anuradhapura : un helicóptero de combate Bell 212 del ejército de Sri Lanka sufrió una falla mecánica o fue derribado durante el ataque, matando a sus cuatro tripulantes.
  • ( 2 ) 20 de febrero de 2009 – Ataque aéreo suicida en Colombo : dos avionetas Zlin Z-143 cargadas con explosivos y pilotadas por dos pilotos suicidas de los LTTE fueron derribadas por fuego antiaéreo. Una impactó contra un edificio y detonó; la otra se estrelló antes de poder alcanzar su objetivo.

Insurgencia del Ejército de Resistencia del Señor(1987-presente)

Primera guerra de Nagorno-Karabaj(1988–1994)

Conflicto posterior de Nagorno-Karabaj1994–2024

  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Azerbaiyán12 de septiembre de 2011 – Según se informa, la ARDA derribó un UAV sobre el espacio aéreo de la República no reconocida de Artsaj . [143] Las investigaciones preliminares realizadas por la ARDA determinaron que el modelo era un dron Hermes 450. [144]
  • Fuerza Aérea de Armenia12 de noviembre de 2014 – Un Mil Mi-24 armenio es derribado por fuerzas azerbaiyanas, matando a sus tres tripulantes.
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Azerbaiyán2 de abril de 2016 – Durante un enfrentamiento entre fuerzas azerbaiyanas y armenias , un helicóptero Mil Mi-24 azerbaiyano fue derribado por fuerzas de la República de Artsaj . El derribo fue confirmado por el Ministerio de Defensa de Azerbaiyán. [145] [146] [147] [148]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Azerbaiyán21 de abril de 2020 – Un UAV Orbiter-3 de Azerbaiyán fue derribado por un sistema de misiles armenio 9K33 Osa sobre Artsaj . [149]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Azerbaiyán (2) 27 de septiembre de 2020 – El Ministerio de Defensa de Azerbaiyán confirmó la pérdida de un helicóptero, pero dijo que la tripulación sobrevivió al accidente. [150] A fines de diciembre de 2020, las redes sociales armenias publicaron imágenes de un helicóptero Mi-17 azerbaiyano estrellándose en Nagorno Karabaj. Se ve al teniente coronel Ramiz Gasimov , el piloto, eyectando el helicóptero; [151] sin embargo, murió por heridas después de estar en coma el 22 de octubre de 2020. [152] Durante la guerra, Azerbaiyán reconoció oficialmente la pérdida de dos helicópteros. [153]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Azerbaiyán28 de septiembre de 2020 – Un Antonov An-2 azerbaiyano fue derribado por la artillería antiaérea armenia cerca de la ciudad de Martuni, Nagorno-Karabaj . [154]
  • Fuerza Aérea de Armenia29 de septiembre de 2020 – El Ministerio de Defensa de Armenia afirmó que un Su-25 de la Fuerza Aérea de Armenia fue derribado por un F-16 de la Fuerza Aérea Turca, lo que provocó la muerte del piloto. Sin embargo, Turquía negó el hecho. [155] [156] [157]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Azerbaiyán4 de octubre de 2020. Un avión de ataque Su-25 de la Fuerza Aérea de Azerbaiyán es derribado por fuerzas armenias mientras atacaba posiciones armenias en Fuzuli. El piloto, el coronel Zaur Nudiraliyev, murió en el accidente. Los funcionarios azerbaiyanos reconocieron la pérdida en diciembre de 2020. [158] [159]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Azerbaiyán19 de octubre de 2020, se informa que un Bayraktar TB2 de fabricación turca operado por Azerbaiyán fue derribado por armas de defensa aérea del ejército armenio sobre los cielos de Nagorno-Karabaj . [160] [161]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Azerbaiyán 8 November 2020, another Azerbaijani Bayraktar TB2 was shot down by air defense weapons on southeastern Nagorno Karabakh.[162]
  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Rusa 9 November 2020 – A Russian Mi-24 combat helicopter was shot down by Azerbaijani forces near the border with Armenia. Two crewmembers died and a third was wounded.[163] The government of Azerbaijan stated the shootdown was an accident and offered an apology.[164]

Gulf War (1990–1991)

Iraqi no-fly zones (1991–2003)

  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Iraquí 20 March 1991 – USAF F-15C vs. IQAF Su-22 – In accordance with the ceasefire, an F-15C shot down an Iraqi Su-22 fighter-bomber with an AIM-9M Sidewinder missile.
  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Iraquí27 December 1992 – USAF F-16D vs. IQAF MiG-25 – A MiG-25 was shot down by an F-16D using an AIM-120 AMRAAM missile after crossing the no-fly zone. It is the first kill with an AIM-120, and also the first USAF F-16 kill.[165]
  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Iraquí 17 January 1993 – USAF F-16C vs. IQAF MiG-23 – A USAF F-16C shot down an IQAF MiG-23. It was the second kill made with an AIM-120 AMRAAM.[166]
  • Escarapela de la USAF (2) 14 April 1994 – UH-60 Black Hawk friendly fire shootdown incident
  • Escarapela de la USAF 23 December 2002 – USAF RQ-1 Predator vs. IQAF MiG-25 – In what was the last aerial victory for the Iraqi Air Force before Operation Iraqi Freedom, an Iraqi MiG-25 shot down an American RQ-1 Predator UAV after the drone opened fire on the Iraqi aircraft with a Stinger missile.

Croatian War of Independence (1991–1995)

First Abkhazia War (1992–93)

  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – 5 September 1992: A Georgian Army helicopter is shot down by 14.5 mm heavy machine-gun fire from Abkhazian fighters.[167]
  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Rusa – 14 December 1992: Georgian forces shot down a Russian Mi-8 helicopter using SA-14 MANPADs, killing 3 crew members and 56 passengers, mostly Russian refugees.[167]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – December 1992: Russian and Abkhazian force shot down a Georgian Mi-8 with a SA-7 or SA-14 missile.[167]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – 15 January 1993: Georgian forces shot down a Russian Su-25 ground attack fighter near Tkvaritchely.[167]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – 15 January 1993: A Georgian Mi-8 helicopter is shot down in the area as well.[167]
  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Rusa – 19 March 1993: A Russian Air Force Su-27S flew to intercept two Georgian Su-25s approaching the Suchumi area, the Russian Su-27 was destroyed by a SA-2 missile. The Pilot, Maj. Schipko was killed.[167]
  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Rusa – 3 July 1993: Georgian forces shot down a Russia Su-25 over Suchumi.[167]
  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Rusa – 4 July 1993: Georgian forces shot down two Russian aircraft one Yak-52 reconnaissance aircraft and a Mi-8T during the Siege of Tkvarcheli.[167]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – 4 July 1993: Russian and Abkhazian forces shot down a Georgian Su-25 with a SA-14 fire over Nizhnaya Eshera.[167]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – 5 July 1993: Georgian forces reported the loss of a Su-25 to friendly fire.[167]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – 7 July 1993: Abkhazians shot down a Georgian Mi-8 while evacuating refugees from Suchumi, killing 20 persons.[167]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – 30 September 1993: Abkhazians shot down another Georgian Mi-8 near Racaka.[167]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – 4 October 1993: Abkhazians shot down another Georgian Mi-8 transporting 60 refugees en route from Abkhazia to Svanetya.[167]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de Georgia – December 1993: Abkhazians shot down a Georgian helicopter, likely a Mi-24 before OSCE Ceasefire.[167]

Bosnian War (1992–1995)

  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Italiana 3 September 1992 – An Italian Air Force (Aeronautica Militare Italiana) G.222 was shot down when approaching Sarajevo airfield, while conducting a United Nations relief mission. It crashed 18 miles (29 km) from the airfield; a NATO rescue mission was aborted when 2 USMC CH-53 helicopters came under small arms fire. The cause of the crash was determined to be a surface-to-air missile, but it was not clear who fired it. Everyone on board – four Italian crew members and four French passengers – died in the crash.[168][169]
  • Medallón de Serbia y Montenegro (República Federativa de Yugoslavia) (5) 28 February 1994 – Banja Luka incident
  • 16 April 1994 – A Sea Harrier of the 801 Naval Air Squadron, operating from the aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal, was brought down by an Igla-1 surface-to-air missile[170] fired by the Army of Republika Srpska while attempting to bomb two Bosnian Serb tanks over Gorazde.[171] The pilot, Lieutenant Nick Richardson, ejected and landed in territory controlled by friendly Bosnian Muslims.[172]
  • Escarapela de la USAF 2 June 1995: A USAF F-16 piloted by Captain Scott O’Grady was shot down by a Serb SA-6. The pilot was rescued by Marines seven days after shoot-down. See Mrkonjić Grad incident[173]
  • Medallón de la Fuerza Aérea Francesa 30 August 1995 – one French Air Force Mirage 2000N-K2 was shot down over Bosnia by a 9K38 Igla MANPADS, fired by air defence units of Army of Republika Srpska during operation Deliberate Force. Both pilots were captured by Serbian forces.[174]

United Nations Operation in Somalia (1992–1995)

Venezuelan coup d'état attempt (November 1992)

  • Redondel de Venezuela (3) 27 November 1992 – Three OV-10 Bronco aircraft flown by rebel pilots were shot down over Caracas, at least one by a loyalist F-16.[175][176]

Aegean dispute

  • Redondel de Grecia.svg On 18 June 1992, a Greek Mirage F1CG crashed near the island of Agios Efstratios in the Northern Aegean, during a low-altitude dogfight with two Turkish F-16s.[177] Greek pilot Nikolaos Sialmas was killed in the crash.[178]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg Οn 8 February 1995, a Turkish F-16C crashed on the sea after being intercepted by a Greek Mirage F1CG.[177] The Turkish pilot Mustafa Yildirim bailed out and was rescued by a Greek helicopter. After brief hospitalization in Rhodes, the pilot was handed over to the Turkish side.[178]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg On 27 December 1995, a pair of Greek F-16Cs intercept a pair of Turkish F-4E. During the dogfight that followed, one of the Turkish aircraft went into a steep dive and crashed into the sea, killing its pilot Altug Karaburun. The co-pilot Ogur Kilar managed to bail out safely and was rescued by a Greek ΑΒ-205 helicopter. He was returned to Turkey after receiving first aid treatment in Lesbos.[178]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svgOn 8 October 1996 – 7 months after the escalation of the dispute with Turkey over the Imia/Kardak islands, a Greek Mirage 2000 fired an R.550 Magic II missile and shot down a Turkish F-16D[179] over the Aegean Sea. The Turkish pilot died, while the co-pilot ejected and was rescued by Greek forces.[180] In August 2012, after the downing of a RF-4E on the Syrian Coast, Turkish Defence Minister İsmet Yılmaz confirmed that the Turkish F-16D was shot down by a Greek Mirage 2000 with an R.550 Magic II in 1996 flying in the disputed airspace near Chios island.[181] Greece denies that the F-16 was shot down. Athens says that Turkish pilot reported a control failure. It also claims that the jet was in disputed airspace because one of the Turkish pilots was rescued in the Greek flight information region.[citation needed] Both Mirage 2000 pilots reported that the F-16 caught fire and they saw one parachute.[182]
  • Redondel de Turquía.svg/Redondel de Grecia.svg On 23 May 2006, a Greek F-16 and a Turkish F-16 collided approximately 35 nautical miles south off the island of Rhodes, near the island of Karpathos during a Turkish reconnaissance flight involving two F-16Cs and a RF-4.[177][183] Greek pilot Kostas Iliakis was killed, whereas the Turkish pilot Halil İbrahim Özdemir bailed out and was rescued by a cargo ship.[184]
  • Redondel de Grecia.svg In April 2018, Greek Air Force jet crashed into the Aegean Sea on Thursday, killing the pilot, as he returned from a mission to intercept Turkish aircraft that had violated the country's airspace, Greek officials said. Greek officials said nothing about what might have caused the crash, or whether it was connected to a confrontation with Turkish jets, though they stressed that the crash occurred several kilometers from the site of the interception mission.[185][186]

Insurgency in Ogaden (1994–2018)

Cenepa War (1995)

  • Redondel del Perú.svg 29 January 1995 – A Peruvian Mil Mi-8 was shot down by Ecuadorian forces using a Blowpipe missile between Base Sur and Coangos, killing five.
  • Redondel del Perú.svg 7 February 1995 – A Peruvian Mil Mi-24 was shot down by Ecuadorian forces using a 9K38 Igla missiles at Base Sur, killing three.
  • Redondel del Perú.svg ("3") 11 February 1995 – Two Peruvian Sukhoi Su-22s and a Cessna A-37 Dragonfly were shot down by Ecuadorian Dassault Mirage F1s and IAI Kfir.[188]
  • Redondel del Ecuador.svg 11 February 1995 – An Ecuadorian A-37 was shot down by Peruvian forces using MANPADS.[189]
  • Redondel del Perú.svg 17 February 1995 – A Peruvian Mil Mi-8 was hit by AAA fire and crash landed.

Eritrean–Ethiopian War (1998–2000)

  • Redondel de Etiopía.svg 2 June 1998 – An Ethiopian MiG-23BN was shot down by Eritrean anti-aircraft fire while doing a bombing run on Asmara International Airport.[190]
  • Redondel de Etiopía.svg 6 June 1998 – An Ethiopian MiG-21 was shot down by Eritrean anti-aircraft fire.[191]
  • Redondel de Eritrea.svg 6 June 1998 – An Etrirean Aermacchi MB-339 was shot down by Ethriopia north of Mekelle.[190]
  • Redondel de Etiopía.svg 14 February 1999 – An Ethiopian Mi-24 Attack helicopter ethier crashed or was shot down near Burre.[190]
  • Redondel de Eritrea.svg 25 February 1999 – An Eritrean Mig-29 was shot down by a R-73 Air to air missile fired from a Su-27, the Mig-29 crashed near Badme.[190]
  • Redondel de Eritrea.svg 26 February 1999 – An Eritrean Mig-29 was shot down near Badme by an Ethiopian Su-27 piloted by Aster Tolossa.[190]
  • Redondel de Etiopía.svg (2) On 26 February 1999, Two Ethiopian MiG-21s were shot down by Eritrean MIG-29s.[192]
  • Redondel de Etiopía.svg 15 May 2000 – An Ethiopian Mi-35 was shot down attacking a water tank near Barentu by Eritrean ZSU-23 fire.[190]
  • Redondel de Eritrea.svg 16 May 2000 – An Eritrean MiG-29 was shot down my Ethiopian Su-27s.[190]
  • Redondel de Eritrea.svg 16 May 2000 – An Eritrean MiG-29 was damaged by an Ethiopian Su-27s and later crash landed at Asmara.[190]

NATO bombing of Yugoslavia (1999)

  • Medallón de Serbia y Montenegro (República Federativa de Yugoslavia) (2) 24 March 1999 – two Yugoslav Air Force MiG-29 were shot down by two USAF F-15C with AMRAAM missiles.[193]
  • Medallón de Serbia y Montenegro (República Federativa de Yugoslavia) 24 March 1999 – During Operation Allied Force, Royal Netherlands Air Force F-16AM J-063 flown by Major Peter Tankink shot down one Yugoslavian MiG-29, flown by Lt. Colonel Milutinović, with an AMRAAM missile. The pilot of the stricken jet ejected safely.[194][195] This marked the first air-to-air kill made by a Dutch fighter since WW2.[196]
  • Medallón de Serbia y Montenegro (República Federativa de Yugoslavia) (2) 26 March 1999 – two Yugoslavian MiG-29 were shot down by two USAF F-15C with AMRAAM missiles.[197]
  • Escarapela de la USAF 27 March 1999 – 1999 F-117A shoot-down – An American F-117A Nighthawk stealth bomber was shot down over Belgrade by a Soviet made S-125E (NATO: SA-3 Goa). The pilot ejected safely and the plane's wreckage was recovered by Serbian special forces. It was the only stealth aircraft to be shot down by a surface to air missile.
  • Escarapela de la USAF 2 May 1999 – a USAF F-16CG was shot down over Serbia. It was downed by an S-125 Neva SAM (NATO: SA-3) near Nakucani. Its pilot; Lt. Col David Goldfein, 555th Fighter Squadron commander, managed to eject and was later rescued by a combat search-and-rescue (CSAR) mission.[198][199] The remains of this aircraft are on display in the Yugoslav Aeronautical Museum, Belgrade International Airport.
  • Medallón de Serbia y Montenegro (República Federativa de Yugoslavia) 4 May 1999 – A lone Yugoslav MiG-29 flown by Lt. Col. Milenko Pavlović attempted to intercept a large NATO formation that was returning to base, having just bombed Valjevo (the pilot's home town). It was engaged by a pair of USAF F-16CJs from the 78th Fighter Squadron[200] and shot down with an AIM-120 AMRAAM,[201] killing the pilot. The falling wreckage was also hit by a Strela-2M mistakenly fired by the Yugoslavian army.

India–Pakistan military confrontation (1992, 1996, 1999 and 2019)

Second Chechen War (1999–2009)

War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)

Iraq War (2003–2011)

Kivu conflict (2004–present)

  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de la República Democrática del Congo (2) 27 January 2017 – Two helicopters operated by mercenaries were shot down by M23 rebels near the town of Rutshuru.[211]
  • United Nations 28 March 2022 – A United Nations peacekeeping helicopter carrying eight was shot down by M23 Rebels.[212]
  • Escarapela de la Fuerza Aérea de la República Democrática del Congo 17 June 2022 – A Congolese helicopter gunship was shot down by M23 Rebels in North Kivu.[213]

Chadian Civil War (2005–2010)

  • Chadian Air Force 28 November 2006 – Chadian Air Force plane was shot down by UFDD rebels near the town of Abeche. Rebels also claimed to have shot down a helicopter which was not confirmed by the government.[214]

2006 Lebanon War

  • Israeli Air Force Roundel 12 August 2006 – Hezbollah fighters shot down an Israeli CH-53 Yas'ur with an anti-tank missile, killing five air crew members.[215][216]

Mexican drug war (2006–present)

Russo-Georgian War (2008)

  • Georgian Air Force roundel (3) 20 April 2008 – Georgian officials claimed a Russian MiG-29 shot down a Georgian Hermes 450 unmanned aerial vehicle and provided video footage from the ill-fated drone showing an apparent MiG-29 launching an air-to-air missile at it. Russia denies that the aircraft was theirs and says they did not have any pilots in the air that day. Abkhazia's administration claimed its own forces shot down the drone with an L-39 aircraft "because it was violating Abkhaz airspace and breaching ceasefire agreements".[218] UN investigation concluded that the video was authentic and that the drone was shot down by a Russian MiG-29 or Su-27 using a R-73 heat seeking missile.[219]
  • Russian Air Force roundel (1992–2010) 8 August 2008 – The first Russian Air Force loss of the campaign was a Su-25, piloted by Lieutenant Colonel Oleg Terebunsky of the 368th Attack Aviation Regiment. It was shot down over South Ossetia near the Zarsk pass, between Dzhava and Tskhinvali. It was hit by friendly fire, a MANPADS missile fired by South Ossetian militia at around 18:00. Earlier in the day, a flight of four Georgian Air Force Su-25 planes had attacked a Russian army convoy in the same area. This was one of the few missions conducted by Georgia's Su-25s during the brief conflict Georgia believed its aircraft would soon become easy targets for Russian interceptors. The Georgian aircraft returned to their bases and were hidden under camouflage netting to prevent them from being located.[220][221]
  • Russian Air Force roundel (1992–2010) 9 August 2008 – a Russian Tu-22M3 was shot down in South Ossettia by a Georgian Buk-M1 surface-to-air-missile system during the Russo-Georgian War. Three of the four crew members were killed, while the co-pilot was taken POW by Georgian forces.[222]
  • Russian Air Force roundel (1992–2010) 9 August 2008 – A Russian Su-24 was shot down by Georgian air defense forces with an anti-aircraft missile south of Tskhinvali during the morning. Both pilots ejected, but the co-pilot died impacting the ground when his parachute was damaged by fire. The wounded pilot was captured by Georgian forces. This loss was not initially acknowledged by Russia, while verified later by independent sources.[223] The captured pilot, Major Igor Zinov, was shown on Georgian TV while being hospitalized together with the co-pilot of the downed Tu-22MR.[224]
  • Russian Air Force roundel (1992–2010) 9 August 2008 – A Russian Su-25 piloted by Colonel Sergey Kobylash, commander of the 368th Attack Aviation Regiment, was hit by a Georgian MANPADS during a daylight strafing run on a Georgian military formation south of Tskhinvali, on the Gori-Tskhinvali road at 10:30: after making his initial approach, Kolybash's aircraft was struck by a missile that hit his left engine, destroying it. Not long after, as Kobylash was returning to base at an altitude of 1000 meters, a second MANPADS missile struck his right engine, leaving the plane without thrust. Kobylash was able to glide to Russian controlled territory before ejecting north of Tskhinvali in a South Ossetian village of the Georgian enclave in the Great Liakh gorge, where he was recovered by a Russian combat search-and-rescue team. Shortly after Kobylash was rescued, South Ossetian militants claimed they had downed a Georgian Su-25; however, Georgian Air Force did not operate since the day before, likely making the second fatal hit on this Su-25 another friendly fire incident.[220][221]
  • Russian Air Force roundel (1992–2010) 9 August 2008 – The final Russian aircraft lost in combat was a Su-24, which was shot down by friendly forces while it was escorting a Russian column on the Tskhinvali-Gori highway, when it was hit by a Russian SAM. The crew ejected and was recovered by a search-and-rescue helicopter.[223]

Boko Haram insurgency (2009–present)

  • Roundel of Nigeria.svg 11 September 2014 – One Nigerian Air Force Alpha Jet either crashed or was shot down while on operations against Boko Haram near the town of Yola. The two pilots were captured and later beheaded.[225]
  • Roundel of Nigeria.svg 31 March 2021 – One Nigerian Air Force Alpha Jet 475 serial number 475 crashed. Boko Haram released footage purportedly showing themselves downing the plane.[226][227]

Syrian Civil War (2011–present)

First Libyan Civil War (2011)

Nigerian bandit conflict (2011–present)

  • Roundel of Nigeria.svg 19 July 2021 – In a rare case of a military jet being brought down by a criminal gang, one Nigerian Air Force Alpha Jet was shot down by bandits in Kaduna State after a combat mission against the gangs and coming under intense ground fire. The pilot ejected and evaded capture till reaching an Army base.[228][229]

Central African Republic Civil War (2012–present)

  • Roundel of Central African Republic Air Force 23 March 2013 – Séléka rebels allegedly shot down helicopter while advancing on Bangui.[230]

Second Libyan Civil War (2014–2020)

  • Roundel of Libya.svg 22 March 2015 – One NSG fighter jet was shot down on 24 March 2015 at Al-Zintan by LNA fighters near Al-Zintan airport.[231]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 6 May 2015 – One NSG MiG-25PU jet fighter operated by Libyan Dawn group was lost over Zintan, the pilot was captured by Libyan National Army forces.[232]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg ("2") 11 June 2015 – Two NSG L-39 Fighters operated by Libyan Dawn group from Misrata are destroyed by ISIS fighters in an Airbase in Sirte.[233]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 4 January 2016 – A LNA MiG-23ML serial number "6472" crashes near Benina airbase, the pilot ejected and survived.[234]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 8 February 2016 – A LNA MiG-23ML serial number "6132" crashed near Derna after attacking Islamic State positions.[235][234]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 12 February 2016 – LNA MiG-23UB crashed or was shot down near Qaryounis district. The pilots ejected and survived.[234][236]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 18 May 2016 – A Libyan Mig-21 crashed upon landing in Tobruk.[237]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 2 June 2016 – A GNA Dassault Mirage F1 fighter crashes after taking-off by a mechanical failure, 30 km of Sirte.[238]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 5 July 2016 – A LNA MiG-23BN fighter crashed after a technical failure.[239]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 10 August 2016 – A L-39 is shot down possibly by ISIS militants fire near Sirte.[240]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 22 December 2016 – A NSG Mig-23UB operated by Libyan Dawn Group from Misrata crashed in unknown circumstances en route to Tarhuna.[241][242]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 15 January 2017 – A LNA Mig-23ML is lost over Ganfouda/Bosnib area, near Benghazi during a combat mission.[243]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 18 March 2017 – A LNA Mig-21 shot down by a heat seeking missile fired by Jihadists near Suq al-Hut.[244]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 29 March 2017 – A LNA Mig-21 fighter crashed result of a technical failure on a house killing his 3 occupants, the pilot dies as well.[245]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 29 July 2017 – A LNA Mig-21, was shot down by the Islamists during its bombing raid on the town of Derna. Pilots ejected safely but were captured by the Islamists and executed.[246][247]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 10 April 2019 – LNA forces claim to have shot down a GNA L-39 that took off from Misrata.[248]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 14 April 2019 – GNA forces shot down a LNA MiG-21MF in the area of Ain Zara, Tripoli, with a Chinese-made FN-6 MANPADS, its pilot Jamal Ben Amer ejected safely and survived, being retrieved by LNA Mi-35 helicopter.[248]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 23 April 2019 – A GNA Dassault Mirage F1 is shot down possibly by friendly fire or by GNA forces.[249]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 7 May 2019 – A GNA Dassault Mirage F1 is shot down by Haftar forces. The pilot was captured by LNA forces.[250][251]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 14 May 2019 – A GNA drone is destroyed by LNA defenses in Al-Jufra area.[252][253]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg ("2") 6 June 2019 – Two GNA Bayraktar TB2 drones are destroyed along an operation room by LNA attacks on Mitiga Airport.[254][255]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 13 June 2019 – A GNA L-39 fighter is lost by enemy fire or a technical failure on Al-Dafiniya.[256]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 13 June 2019 – A GNA Air force helicopter is reported shot down by the LNA near the city of Misrata. GNA acknowledged the loss of the helicopter but ruled out it was shot down and attributed the loss to an accident.[257]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 30 June 2019 – A GNA Bayraktar Tactical UAS drone is destroyed by LNA defenses.[258][259]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 4 July 2019 – A GNA Air Force L-39 is shot down by General Haftar forces near Tarhuna, 80 km southeast of Tripoli. GNA forces acknowledged the loss.[260][261]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg ("2") 25 July 2019 – Two LNA Ilyushin Il-76TD cargo planes are destroyed in the ground in al-Jufra Air base by an attack made by Bayraktar TB2 drones.[262]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 25 July 2019 – A GNA Bayraktar TB2 drone is shot down near al-Jufra airbase during the same attack.[263]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg ("2") July 2019 – Two GNA Orbiter-3 scout drones are destroyed by LNA defenses one in Tripoli and another in Sidra.[259][264]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 3 August 2019 – A LNA Wing Loong II combat drone is shot down by the GNA defenses over Misrata.[265][266]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 6 August 2019 – A GNA Ilyushin Il-76TD cargo plane is destroyed in the ground on Misrata Airport by a LNA Wing Long drone.[267][268]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 7 August 2019 – A GNA L-39 fighter reported destroyed by LNA armed forces when landing in Misrata.[269]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 18 October 2019 – A LNA Wing Loong II combat drone is shot down in Misrata by a surface-air missile.[270]
  • Roundel of Italy – Low Visibility – Type 1.svg 21 November 2019 – An Italian MQ-9 Reaper UAV is shot down by LNA air defense forces in Suq al Ahad area, north of Tarhouna. According to LNA Spokesperson Ahmad al-Mesmari the Italian drone was violating the LNA airspace. The drone was believed to be shot down by Pantsir air defenses.[271][272][273]
  • USAF Roundel 21 November 2019 – A US MQ-9 Reaper UAV is shot down over Libya, AFRICOM officials believed the drone was shot down by Russian defense systems.[274][273]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 7 December 2019 – A LNA Mig-23ML is shot down by GNA forces in the Yarmouk frontline in southern Tripoli and crashed in Al-Zawiya city. The pilot ejected and was captured by GNA forces.[275]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 14 December 2019 – A GNA Bayraktar TB2 drone is shot down in Ain Zara, Tripoli.[276]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 2 January 2020 – A GNA Bayraktar TB2 drone is shot down south of Mitiga Airport, Tripoli.[277]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 22 January 2020 – A GNA Bayraktar TB2 drone with GNA markings is shot down by LNA forces after taking off from Mitiga International Airport.[278]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 28 January 2020 – A LNA Wing Loong II combat drone is shot down near Misrata.[279]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 25 February 2020 – The LNA shoot down a GNA Turkish made Bayraktar TB2 drone, providing a video of the wreck.[280][281]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 26 February 2020 – The LNA shoot down another GNA Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 drone, providing video of the wreck.[281][282]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg ("2") 28 February 2020 – LNA shot down two GNA drones in Qasr bin Ghashir and Wadi al-Rabie.[283][284]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg ("2") 31 March 2020 – LNA shot down two GNA Bayraktar TB2 combat drones near Tripoli;[285] one in Misrata Air College[286] and another in Al-Tawaisha.[287]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 2 April 2020 – LNA forces air defences shot down a GNA L-39 fighter, near Abu Qurayn.[288] Both pilots were killed.[289]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 5 April 2020 – An Antonov An-26 transport plane was destroyed on an airstrip near Tarhuna, Libya. Forces of the Government of National Accord (GNA) reported that it had shot an Antonov cargo plane carrying ammunition for Libyan National Army (LNA) militias. LNA confirmed the attack but stated that the aircraft carried medical supplies.[290]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 6 April 2020 – A GNA IAI Harpy/Harop loitering munition drone is reported destroyed in Libya.[291]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 11 April 2020 – A GNA Bayraktar TB2 drone is shot down in Tarhuna.[292][293]
  • On 13 April 2020, a GNA TB2, serial number T94 is shot down near Mitiga airport by LNA forces.[294]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 14 April 2020 – A GNA Dassault Mirage F1 fighter is shot down by LNA forces operating Pantsir-S.[295][296]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 16 April 2020 – A GNA Bayraktar TB2 drone was shot down near Tarhuna.[297]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg ("2") 17 April 2020 – Two GNA TB2 drones are shot down; one with serial number T95 near Bani Walid[298][299] and another in Misratah.[300][301]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 18 April 2020 – A GNA Bayraktar TB2 drone is shot down by LNA forces south of Tripoli.[302][303]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 19 April 2020 – A combat drone is shot down in Alwhaska, near Misrata, GNA sources claimed the downed drone was a LNA. Wing Loong II in turn LNA claimed they shot down a TAI Anka combat drone;[304] however, a UN Security Council report asserted the downed drone was a TAI Anka drone operated by GNA.[305]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 2 May 2020 – A GNA Bayraktar TB2 drone is destroyed at Arada, near Mitiga Airport, downed by LNA forces.[306]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 9 May 2020 – Mortar fire from LNA forces struck Tripoli's Mitiga International Airport destroying a GNA Airforce Il-78 Military Transport.[307]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg 12 May 2020 – A GNA Bayraktar TB2 drone is shot down near Ash Shwayrif, Tripoli.[308]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 17 May 2020 – LNA and GNA sources dispute the shot down of an enemy combat drone dear Al-Watiya Airbase.[309][310]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg ("3") 21 May 2020 – Libyan National Army's Pantsir missile system shot down three GNA drones; one TAI Anka drone over Tarhuna city and one TB2 on al-Shuwairif area in southwest of Jabal al-Gharbi province[311] and another TB2 in Qaryat.[312]
  • Roundel of Libya.svg 24 May 2020 – One LNA Wing Loong II combat drone is shot down by friendly fire from LNA Pantsir air defenses over Libya.[313]
  • Roundel of Turkey.svg ("2") 7 June 2020 – Two GNA TB2 drones were shot down by LNA forces near Sirte.[314][293]
  • USAF Roundel 22 August 2022 – A US MQ-9 Reaper UAV was shot down over Libya by a Pantsir air defense system.[315]

War in Donbas (2014–present)

Saudi Arabian-led intervention in Yemen (2015–present)

Insurgency in Northern Chad (2016–present)

  • Chadian Air Force 29 April 2021 – Rebels from the FACT claimed to have destroyed a helicopter near Nokou in Kanem. A military spokesman stated that the helicopter, claimed to have been shot down by rebels, crashed due to "technical failures" far from the battlefield.[316]

Insurgency in Cabo Delgado (2017–present)

  • Mozambique Air Force 8 April 2020 – Mozambique Air Force Gazelle helicopter was damaged by small arms fire by ISIS and reportedly crashed down. ISIS released footage of the downed helicopter.[317]
  • Mozambique Air Force 23 June 2021 – Mozambique Air Force Mil Mi-17 crashed after being hit by small arms fire near Afungi camp.[318]

Persian Gulf crisis (2019–present)

Tigray War (2020–2022)

  • Ethiopian Air Force Roundel 29 November 2020 – An Ethiopian Air Force MiG-23 crashed during the Tigray conflict near Abiy Addi, 50 kilometers west of Mekelle. The pilot ejected and was captured by the Tigray People's Liberation Front who claimed they shot it down, showing the pilot with his Zsh-7 flying helmet (originally intended for Su-27 and MiG-29), a flight suit, a MiG-23 English manual and the crash site with charred metal parts.[320][321]
  • Ethiopian Air Force Roundel 6 December 2020 – An Ethiopian Air Force MiG-23 crashed 425 meters from Shire Inda Selassie airport.[322]
  • Ethiopian Air Force Roundel 20 April 2021 – An Ethiopian Mi-35 was lost near Guya killing three. The TDF claims to have shot it down and released a video of the crashed helicopter.[323]
  • Ethiopian Air Force Roundel 23 June 2021 – An Ethiopian Air Force Lockheed L-100 Hercules, serial number 5022 carrying explosives, military officers, and Eritrean camouflage uniforms was shot down near Gijet.[324][325]
  • Ethiopian Air Force Roundel 11 November 2021 – An Ethiopian Mi-35 helicopter was shot down by the TDF in the district of Mille.[326][327]
  • 24 August 2022 – The Ethiopian Air Force shot down a plane carrying weapons that suspected to transport arms to the Tigray People's Liberation Front in the Ethiopia–Sudan border. Sudanese officials denied the involvement in the incident.[328][329]

Republican insurgency in Afghanistan (2021–present)

  • Air Force of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Roundel 16 June 2022 – A Taliban airforce Mil Mi-17 was shot down by the NRF in the Arezoo valley, two crew were killed and four captured.[330]

Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022–present)

2023 Chinese balloon incident

On February 4, 2023, at 2:39 p.m. EST an F-22 Raptor, with Pilot Frank 01, fired an AIM-9X Sidewinder missile at a military spy balloon belonging to China that had traversed North America over the previous several days. The balloon was brought down six nautical miles off the coast of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.[331] US officials called the craft an "intelligence gathering" balloon, while Chinese authorities claimed it was a weather research device.[332] (This is the first confirmed time since WWII that the United States has taken down a foreign military asset over US territory[citation needed]).

Israel–Hamas war

  • Israeli Air Force Roundel On 7 October 2023, an Israeli CH-53D Yas'ur helicopter was destroyed by Hamas militants hours after the attack at Be'eri kibutz.[333]
  • Israeli Air Force Roundel On 27 October 2023, an Israeli Skylark II drone was shot down on Gaza Strip.[334]
  • Israeli Air Force Roundel On 5 November 2023 during the Lebanon Israeli clashes, Hezbollah shot down an Israeli Hermes 450 drone that was flying over Nabatieh south of Lebanon.[335] Wreckage of the drone fell over houses in the towns of Zabdin and Harouf.[336]
  • Israeli Air Force Roundel On 18 November 2023 an Israeli drone was shot down by Hezbollah on the Lebanon-Israel border near al-Jalil Panhandle.[337]
  • Israeli Air Force Roundel On 30 November 2023, an Israeli Skylark II drone was shot down on central Gaza.[338][339]
  • Israeli Air Force Roundel On 26 February 2024, Hezbollah shot down a Hermes 450 drone with a surface to air missile.[340]
  • Israeli Air Force Roundel On 6 April 2024, Hezbollah shot down an Israeli Hermes 900 drone.[341]
  • Israeli Air Force Roundel On 1 June 2024, Hezbollah shot down an Israeli drone in Lebanon, Israeli officials and Hezbollah reported. According to Hezbollah the drone shotdown was a Hermes 900 Kochav.[342]

Civilian aircraft

List of airliner shootdown incidents – dealing with civilian airliners

Indonesian National Revolution (1945–1949)

Colombian Civil War (1964–present)

  • Avianca Flight 203
  • 2001 Peru shootdown – A Cessna 185 floatplane flown by a Christian missionary was shot down by a Cessna A-37 Dragonfly operated by the Peruvian Air Force after it was mistaken for a drug smuggling plane during patrols conducted under the Air Bridge Denial Program, in cooperation with the CIA.
  • 13 May 2015 – A Hawker 800 carrying 1.2 metric tons of cocaine was intercepted by first the Venezuelan and then the Colombian air force. Venezuelan officials claimed to have shot down the jet, while Colombian officials claimed that it suffered an engine failure and crashed. The body of the aircraft's pilot was later recovered by the Colombian coast guard.[343]
  • 14 March 2016 – A police helicopter was shot down by ELN, killing all four police officers on board.[344]

Corsican conflict (1976–present)

  • 7 September 1976 – Seven militants of the FLNC set dynamite explosives aboard a Boeing 707 and caused an explosion at Ajaccio's airport, no injured were reported.[345]

Militias–Comando Vermelho conflict (2006–present)

  • 17 October 2009 – A police helicopter of the Rio De Janeiro police force was shot down by gang members of Amigos dos Amigos during a shootout with police and exploded on a football field, killing two police officers; another died later. The event was captured on video by a television cameraman who was embedded with the police on the ground.[346][347]
  • 19 November 2016 – In a similar incident, another Rio de Janeiro police helicopter was shot down by small-arms fire during a clash with gang members of Comando Vermelho and crashed in a ditch. All four police officers on board were killed.[348][349]

Nigerian bandit conflict (2011-present)

  • 13 August 2023 - Bandits ambushed Nigerian security forces, killing 23 soldiers and three civilian vigilantes. A helicopter rescuing people from the scene also crashed due to gunfire from bandits.[350]

Somali Civil War (1991–present)

Ukraine-Russia War (2014–present)

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  299. ^ "Drone Losses Impact Turkey's Fighting in Libya". SmallWarsJournal.com. Retrieved 28 May 2020.
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  302. ^ "Libya: the drones' nightmare". Italian Military Radar. 20 April 2020.
  303. ^ "الجيش الليبي يسقط طائرة تركية مسيرة جنوب طرابلس". Sky News Arabia (in Arabic). 18 April 2020.
  304. ^ "Libya's LNA & GNA Forces Accuses Eachother Of Shooting Down Combat Drone Over Alwashka". 20 April 2020.
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  307. ^ "Several Aircraft Including Libyan Air Force Ilyushin Il-78 Damaged In Mortar Attacks At Tripoli-Mitiga International Airport". Fighter Jets Wordld. 13 May 2020.
  308. ^ "ASN Wikibase Occurrence # 236038". Aviation Safety Network. 15 May 2020.
  309. ^ "Turkish drone shot down by LNA in the vicinity of Al-Watiya airbase". 17 May 2020.
  310. ^ "Libyan National Army Shot Down Military Drone In A Friendly Fire". 17 May 2020.
  311. ^ "Hot market for UAV destruction in Libya!". Islamic World News. 23 May 2020.
  312. ^ "ASN Wikibase Occurrence # 249569". 22 May 2020.
  313. ^ "Libyan National Army Shoots Down Own Chinese-made Wing Loong Drones". www.defenseworld.net. 26 May 2020. Retrieved 2020-05-26.
  314. ^ "ASN Wikibase Occurrence # 343598". 7 June 2020.
  315. ^ "The US MQ-9 Reaper drone was unable to evade the Russian Pantsir-S1 air defense system". 23 August 2022.
  316. ^ "Chadian army battles rebels in northern town". Reuters. 29 April 2021. Retrieved 29 April 2021.
  317. ^ Gazelle crash in Mozambique confirmed, 22 April 2020
  318. ^ "Mozambican helicopter down in Afungi fighting". Defense Web. 25 June 2021.
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  320. ^ "Tigray Rebels Down MiG-23, Capture Pilot, One Day After Ethiopian Prime Minister Declares Victory". Overt Defense. 2020-11-30. Retrieved 2020-12-05.
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  324. ^ "Tigray Rebels Claims To Shot Down Ethiopian Air Force L-100-30 Hercules Transport Aircraf". Fighters Jet World. 30 June 2021.
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