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There is no date on the graphic, but it must be older since I see no Ilyushins.
Btw, why is Crimea on this?
And why can't they spell combat in all capital letters?
Maybe NONCOM is used somewhere as an abbreviation? I don't really know but that came into mind at first.
It doesn’t say „on Russian territory“ it just says Russian non-combat losses, which could also technically happen in occupied regions
Thank you. That’s much less enraging answer than what I’d imagined
Closest timeline on there is the statement "Since Feb. 24 2022" in the bottom and the disclaimer in the top that they are discounting aircraft shot down by Wagner during their rebellion.
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