On the night of July 30, when the Ch-101 violated Polish airspace and crashed near Lublin, the F-16's key system for exchanging data between aircraft did not work, reports "Rzeczpospolita."
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On the night of July 30, when the Ch-101 violated Polish airspace and crashed near Lublin, the F-16's key system for exchanging data between aircraft did not work, reports "Rzeczpospolita."
When a Russian missile violated Polish airspace on July 30th and crashed near Tarnawa-Kolonia, the pair of F-16 aircraft on duty were unable to use the Link-16 information exchange system. This hampered the pilots' operations. There were more shortcomings.