Ukrainian Air Force pilots are conducting daily operations with F-16 fighters, focusing on neutralizing missile threats and executing strikes in eastern Russia. U.S. Army Gen. Christopher G. Cavoli testified before the Senate that the Ukrainian pilots have successfully intercepted numerous cruise missiles. He also emphasized their role in delivering extensive offensive bombing missions. Cavoli confirmed that most of Ukraine’s F-16s originated from northern European allies, specifically the Netherlands and Denmark. Exact figures on aircraft or missions remain undisclosed for security reasons.
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