Ukraine taunts Russia about the ‘triangle in Khamot’ where fighter jets mysteriously disappear. The city of Bakhmut in Ukraine is the main source of killing of the Russian soldiers, but now it seems that Putin is also assembling planes in the air
Ukraine mocks its sworn enemy – Russia, after it became clear that Vladimir Putin’s forces routinely lose fighter jets in Behemoth. And the area has now been nicknamed the “Bahamut Triangle”, after the well-known and mysterious Bermuda Triangle where planes disappear.
The Bermuda Triangle is in the triangular shaped Atlantic Ocean, the Bermuda Islands to the north, the east coast of Florida to the west, and Puerto Rico to the south. The disappearance of five American planes on a routine training flight in December 1945 caused panic that the place was extracting metals and raising them.
Ukrainian Ministry of Defense The Russians were mocked on social media after a Soviet-era Su-24 bomber was shot down by Ukrainian forces. News of the attack on a Russian plane came through Irina Rybkova, the press officer of Ukraine’s 93rd Brigade, one of the main forces trying to stop Putin’s troops in the besieged region.
A video of the incident was published on the Telegram channel of Andrey Yermak, a senior official in the Ukrainian presidential office. The video shows the pilot covered in flames parachuting after his plane caught fire. The video led to mockery from the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense who disparaged the Russians.
The ministry tweeted: “The most mysterious place in Ukraine is a triangle in Khamut, where Russian planes have been disappearing for a year. According to estimates, almost 400 Russian planes have been shot down in the area.