Russian fighter was seen flying over Western Syria

Russian fighter was seen flying over western Idlib in Syria, reported military-informant.com.

Russia has begun its military intervention in Syria, deploying an aerial contingent to a permanent Syrian base, in order to launch attacks against ISIS and Islamist rebels.

Earlier it was reported Russia supplied BTR-82A Armoured Personnel and all-terrain infantry mobility vehicle «Tiger» in Syria

Photo of Pchela-1T drone & possibly Su-34 / Su-27

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Russian fighter was seen flying over Western Syria

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