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Thousands tracking a US Army helicopter near the Ukrainian border

Geoffrey Thomas

By Geoffrey Thomas

Published Sat Mar 05 2022

Thousands are using Flightradar 24 to track a US Army Blackhawk helicopter near the Ukrainian border. The Blackhawk took off from Mielec in Poland at UTC 01.00 and has flight-planned to Rzeszow but instead has flown much further south, right up to the Ukrainian border. READ: Qatar Airways adding more flights to meet Australian demand SEE Video shows giant AN-225 burning  It then turned north along the Ukrainian border.
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BlackHawkHelicopter. Credit Lockheed Martin
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