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15 July 1986 – An Mi-24 assault helicopter was shot down. (1986)
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18 May 1987 – An Mi-24 attack helicopter was shot down, killing two. (1987)
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2 April 1984 – An unidentified helicopter crashed either due to bad weather or a technical failure. One crew member was killed. (1984)
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18 June 1985 – An Mi-24 assault helicopter was shot down. (1985)
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4 January 1983 – An unidentified helicopter was shot down near the village of Kholm (East of Mazari Sharif), killing one crew member. (1983)
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21 June 1985 – An Mi-8 transport helicopter was shot down, killing one. (1985)
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About This Tool
Throughout the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the Soviet Union spent more than $20 billion. From December 27, 1979, the Soviet Union sent more than 80,000 troops into Afghanistan. By May 15, 1989, the first Soviet troops began to withdraw from Afghanistan. According to official Soviet figures, 14,453 Soviet troops were killed and 53,753 were disabled, 417 missing, 415,932 maimed. A total of 237 aircraft were destroyed during this period, a detailed list of which is recorded in this random tool.
Most of these planes was rushed out of production to meet the needs of the war. In addition to being stronger and more resistant to foreign aggression, these aircraft also cost a lot of manpower and money. The planes that were destroyed in the Afghan War were more or less damaged, either completely sunk or only partially destroyed. The results of these aircraft are stored in detail in the generator, so that people can see the cruelty and ruthlessness of the war.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Soviet aircraft losses during the Soviet–Afghan War.
