29 mai 2023 | International, Aérospatial

La chasse ukrainienne va voler avec des missiles air-air offerts par le Canada. - avionslegendaires.net

28 mai 2023, par Arnaud. Ce n'est pas un impressionnant cadeau certes mais il démontre à quel point les liens sont désormais étroits entre le Canada et l'Ukraine. Ce jeudi 25 mai

https://www.avionslegendaires.net/2023/05/actu/la-chasse-ukrainienne-va-voler-avec-des-missiles-air-air-offerts-par-le-canada/

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