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Ukraine's Neptune Missiles Destroy 2 Russian Su-34 Bombers in Volgograd Region

Origin The Kyiv Independent · 29/10 17:21 → 3 outlets in 20 h

Who appearsVolodímir Zelenski

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All 3 outlets report the same figures and names, and there are no claims to check against official data. If that changes, the story comes back to the front page.

How each outlet tells it

Where they agree

People, places and institutions named by most of the 3 outlets (how many name each):

Marinovka 3/3Moscow 3/3Neptune 3/3Oktyabrsky 3/3Russia 3/3Russian 3/3Ukraine 3/3Ukrainian 3/3

Who does not report it

1 outlets

National outlets from the same country that published those days and have no piece in this story. Not an accusation: it may be an editorial choice.

Українська правда

Who reports it and how

6 stories
  1. The Kyiv Independent 29/10 17:21 · National Ukraine destroys 2 Russian Su-34 bomber jets in Neptune missile strike on airfield, Navy says
  2. Ukrinform 29/10 18:08 · National Ukraine strikes Russian airfield with Neptune missiles, two Su-34s destroyed
  3. Kyiv Post 29/10 19:13 · National Ukraine's Neptune Missiles Destroy 2 Russian Su-34 Bombers in Volgograd Region
  4. Ukrinform 30/10 02:29 · National Intelligence data: How many Su-34 fighter-bombers has Russia lost, and how many remain in service?
  5. The Kyiv Independent 30/10 13:41 · National Ukraine destroys Iskander-M missile launcher in Russia's Kursk Oblast, General Staff says
  6. Kyiv Post 30/10 13:42 · National Ukraine Destroys Russian Iskander-M Launcher Near Key Transit Point

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29/10/2026 17:21 – 30/10/2026 13:42 UTC · Analysis basis: texto completo · Methodology · Automatically produced, reviewable content. Headlines and short excerpts quoted with a link to the original outlet. The analysis is our own.