Mi-8
The Mil Mi-8 is a Soviet-designed medium twin-turbine helicopter developed by the Mil design bureau in the late 1950s and produced by the Kazan and Ulan-Ude aviation plants. It is one of the most widely produced helicopters in history, serving in both military and civilian roles including transport, passenger service, search and rescue, and armed variants. The type has been operated by air forces across the former Soviet Union and is in active service in the armed forces of numerous countries. In the headline's context, it refers to Ukrainian strikes on Russian-operated Mi-8 helicopters and related facilities.
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ATESH agents share details on security at Dzhankoi substation in Crimea
ATESH agents have provided information about the security arrangements around the Dzhankoi substation in occupied Crimea. The facility supplies Russian forces and has repeatedly been targeted by drone attacks.