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MiG-31K airborne from Savasleika, Kinzhal threat

Russian MiG-31K returns to base after triggering Ukraine-wide air raid alerts.

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6 verified
Location
Russia, Savasleika Airbase
Updated
Saturday, 20 June 2026 at 15:31 UTC
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Synthesis · 6 sources
The Russian MiG-31K fighter jet, capable of launching Kinzhal hypersonic missiles, has returned to its airbase after taking off from Savasleika and triggering air raid alerts across Kyiv and most of Ukraine. Ukrainian authorities have declared the missile threat cleared. The incident underscores the persistent aerial threat from Russian strategic aviation assets capable of delivering high-speed, difficult-to-intercept munitions. No strikes have been reported in connection with this sortie.
Updates · 3
3h agoКирилл Фёдоров / Война История Оружие

A new report confirms a MiG-31 has taken off, triggering a nationwide air raid alert in Ukraine, corroborating the earlier Kinzhal threat from Savasleyka.

3h agoDD Geopolitics

The MiG-31K has turned around over Lipetsk and is returning to base, according to Ukrainian monitoring channels.

3h agomonitorwar

The MiG-31K has now returned to base, and the missile threat has been cleared by Ukrainian authorities. No strikes occurred from this sortie.

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