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Turkish Kamov firefighting helicopter deployed in occupied areas for fire season
2 sourcesFirst reported 12 days agoUpdated 12 days ago
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- A Kamov Ka-32 firefighting helicopter has been temporarily provided by Turkey for use in the occupied areas during the 2026 fire season.
- The helicopter can carry 2,500 liters of water and can take off in about 12 minutes, reaching speeds of up to 160 kilometers per hour.
- It is equipped with a Bambi Bucket system and is capable of operating in conditions of heavy smoke and strong winds.
- The announcement was made by Hussein Cavus, the "Minister of Agriculture and Natural Resources" in the occupied territories.
- The deployment aims to enhance firefighting efforts during the anticipated fire season.
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