Russian pilot ejects moments before Ukrainian missile strikes fighter jet
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This is probably the first real footage of a full on fighter jet ejection in a war zone shown to public. Never seen a vid like this before - that's history.
I believe so.
Yeah, this war is definetly change the way we teach history in schools
And close to the ground too
It's not, this is in Russia on a training flight or egressing from a mission, the guy probably hit a powerline
@@claws5573 🤭😆😅😂
Never seen actual combat footage of a pilot ejecting before. It's crazy how fast it all happened too. Wow.
That happened during a training session, he accidentally hit the power lines.
That's not a real dogfight ;-)
@@lorbet2419 😂
But how did Ukraine get that footage? Surely the Russian soldier didn't do it.
@@lorbet2419 Ah yes power lines in a goddamn field
I'm guessing he was captured by Ukrainian because the Russians would never release this footage.
From piloting a jet to standing on the ground in under 20 seconds is crazy, thats got to be a world record
More like 10. bailed out at 0:04 and landed 0:14 ish. Crazy.
Insane for sure. World record? It's just ejection on low level in general.There's like the one video of a Harrier pilot who messed up the landing or something and the nose broke off and he ejected from on the ground, now I think that guy was hitting the ground a lot quicker cuz his chute didn't even fully open.
@@2edel693 That's Insane
The cameraman never dies
what ?
True no wonder he survived
Of course the Camera Man never dies if he were to die then u wouldn't probably seen this Video
@@nanaaboy4064 it’s a joke
he probably got shot to death just moments after
I don’t think footage like this has ever been captured. Insane.
yeah this war has caught so many rare things on tape and at good quality too
It’s actually from a training mishap sometime ago. This has nothing to do with the Ukrainian war, the frogfoot hit power lines allegedly
@@Xterminate13 Then it’s actually even more funny, shows how incompetent he is at flying the SU-25
@@Xterminate13 couldn't he see??? There were power lines EVERYWHERE...
@@Xterminate13 well that explains how his jet moved like that his wing got ripped
I give him marks for cinematography. He caught the fireball of his jet fairly well given the circumstances
and managed to get it in landscape unlike all the phone planks.
10/10.
What about the fact we can see the missle!
@@schoolisbadify thwre was no missile there though, you could see his vertical stabilizer was missing and his right engine was flamed out right after he ejected. He initially ejected because he started side-slipping and the plane pitched up uncontrollably
@@chelo4197 that was my exact assessment. Pilots don’t eject prior to a missile hitting anyway…
This man ejected from an airplane and somehow got a better shot than anyone who’s ever filmed a fight
Everyone talking about the crash but goddamn. Beautiful landscape, looks like something out of my dreams.
Nice river and long beautiful green fields
This has got to be the first combat ejection caught on 4k
4k?
He meant high def quality camera but yeah just saying
By a GoPro especially lol
I think first in history to be recorded first person at all
1080p
The speed of this entire process from start to finish is insane.
True that! I kinda guess it has to be :😁
13 seconds and he hit the ground
Because he knew he hit a wire and was losing control.
Damn shame he didn't get it pointed into a Moscow apartment building first, for PR.
He's outstanding in his field. Well, someone's field.
He pulled up to increase altitude, increase drag and align his punch out to negate as much of his remaining forward momentum as possible, all in approximately 2 seconds, bravo my man. Peace to Ukraine 🇺🇦.
I thought he just started losing control of the airplane, because of the missile hit
He should have angled his aircraft to bounce the shell.
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 smh should have sideclimbed
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 my guy, you cant bounce a missile, their proxsimity detonated
He lost his rudder and controls for the tail so he was just in the ride for those few seconds.
Shoutout to the cameraman who was holding the camera above the pilots head throughout this whole ordeal
The switch from flying fast in a sophisticated machine at an extreme speed to sitting on the ground rested, seing plants, is insane.
I'm sure such an event will take time to process - as in a couple days to weeks.
Dude takes his situation stoically. Cold as ice.
@@SolarWebsite couple business days for sure!
Russia 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺👍
Exactly, this transition always felt so unrealistic e.g. in Battlefield (video game) but apparently not
I am a paratrooper and I can tell you right now when his parachute deployed, he was approaching the ground extremely fast. When he hit the ground I could feel his pain in every fiber of my body lol
Yeh right, these parachutes are not made for a comfortable landing. Sometimes pilots break their ankles if they landed unfortunately…
He might have been above 700 feet above ground level moment of ejection.
But I doubt much higher than that.
*Good*
@@HanniPham_NewJeans not you
If he did not pull up he might have died from the landing
That must have been a rush! Beautiful field to relax in and contemplate life while waiting for evac though:)
Did he eject or get blown out of the plane? Because that’s the quickest ejection I’ve even seen. His reaction time is extremely impressive!
Looks like he was hit prior to the video starting, given that it looked like he'd pretty much lost control by the first few seconds. So he probably already knew he needed to eject. I would think at least.
@@Modeus_ nah he literally ejects right before the impact. Crazy timing
He ejected. The cockpit glass during the ejections is being blown up by some explosives, and the seat is being thrown out of the cockpit by reactive engines in its bottom, it was designed to eject maximum fast.
@@Modeus_ his tail fin broke or got hit. If you watch the vid in slow motion u can see it right after he ejects.
@@-yeetschi-4997 Looks like a clean cut too for which reason some now believe this was just an unlucky contact with some telegraph pole wire and he was not actually hit by anything.
Much respect to this soldier for not having a blurry camera 🎥
Pilot, NOT soldier
@@User-tn2cm camera man
@@User-tn2cm A pilot serving in air force is a soldier.
@@florentt3557 пилот служащий в ВВС является офицером!
@@florentt3557 Airmen, actually.
The mechanisms to be able to eject quickly from seconds away from blowing up is amazing!
They were adapted from the tank turret design.
@@jswmonkey197 you are cringe
Invented by an Irish man!!!
He didn't want to wait that long but the ejection handle was rusted solid.🤣
My grandfather ejected from a harrier at extremely high speeds and it saved his life…. Actually he’s just very very lucky
That guy is badass.
This *DIDN'T* happened in Ukraine, it happened in the russian province of belgorod, the pilot was flying extremely low and hit a powerline slicing his horizontal stabilizer off (you can clearly see some part are missing if you look frame by frame at 0:04 ) it even caused a blackout in the town nearby, happarently the pilote was in a training for low flight and didn't see the cable until it was too late, he is safe which he wouldn't have been if it happened after a missile shot him down...
Really? How do you know that?
@@michaelkillies1303 it's been debunked by the french journal (I'm French) the parisian, and a former fighter pilot confirmed their version...
@@michaelkeaton5394 Thanks for clearing up
@@michaelkillies1303 How dare you question The Michael Keaton!
@@jmiller154 oh my gosh i'am so sorry, may i burn in hell xD edit: i have to say i had to google him :D
Wow, nothing wrong with this guy's reflexes. He hit the right button in the blink of an eye.
It’s easy to hit a button I guess when you see a missile coming towards you not to mention the high tech system that would of alerted him
@@marcusmarshall8357 lol
Because he hit a pylon.
He's trained, unlike Ukrops.
@@eliasziad7864 You mean the "Ukrops" that shot him down?
This would be the most detailed recorded war in history.
The media corporations have made of Fortune out of this war
Would be? It already is
Most war is actually, due to advances in te technology...
Yep, and documented mostly by non-journalists with cell phones and sports/adventure cameras. Amazing. Historians will have a treasure trove of material afterwards. (if there are, you know, historians afterwards)
Zelensky be doing vogue photo shoot during the war 😊
This is absolutely remarkable footage. Has to be the first of its kind
Imagine being in a jet and suddenly to a stand still in just a few seconds. Hope their training helped and prepared them for all this.
I hope their training didn't. Yes they're all just fellow humans but they're participating in an invasion! I hope they're woefully underprepared. And in general the russian military seems to be so
Tbh, this is my first time to see a successful eject with the pov of the pilot.
this is the first time everyone has seen a successful eject in a real war
This has to be the first time a video of a POV of a pilot ejecting from a jet in combat is shown in public. Never before was there a near-peer war with easily-accessible high-quality gopro cameras with bad enough opsec for such a thing to leak in public.
That landscape is beautiful, lucky he didn't eject in wintertime 😳
It is nice, shame humans are crashing planes on it or blowing vehicles up on it !!!
he was evacuated within 1-2 hours
Too bad it was summer. He should be shot down in winter time, in summer gear!🤣🤣
🥳🎉🇷🇺⚰️🪦
At least it wasn't the desert. This is almost believable.😁
Why? Wintertime is the best time. Hiking in the snow.
After so many years of training this has got to be the best thing ever , live to fight another day
I like the- Yeah, bro, all good - Coms in the radio from him, absolute Unit
Poor guy. Now that Russian military personnel must procure their own equipment, he will have to save up to buy a new jet.
He can't earn now because he was captured after this footage
Poor guy? Qho knows what Heß Tasks were. Hitting more civil8ans? Sad he ejected
He'll get a S16 single prop from the museum.
Lolol real
Underated comment 😂
Passengers at Heathrow would be envious of the time taken to disembark, but probably not the method by which it was done.
😁
Ryanair would gladly use this method on its customers
@@rnichol22 Please don't give them any ideas.
@@rnichol22 you only get the parachute with priority boarding
@@rnichol22 they'd make you pay extra for the parachute... or you're doing without!
Curva, the Pilot is a badass!
Russians send in many wars a lot of experienced pilots with the rank of senior officer. This is cool!
Humans are capable of such fantastic things, it's a shame we let old men keep us from supporting and loving eachother like the big family we are.
some say he is still standing in the field.
He is outstanding in his field.
lmao go on clarkson 😆
Good field of vision
Some say you are bugs in, the field
This comment made my day 😂
The beautiful sky and landscape make the scene even more sad.
I think, in the past was the same, but recordings was in black & white 😂
Nothing sad about an Orc fighter jet or tank or IFV getting whacked. It's joyous. It's righteous.
@@JohnJones-ct9pr lol typical edgy western warmonger minion
@@mozambique9113 Russia invaded Ukraine. Russia invaded Ukraine. Russia invaded Ukraine. Write that out one hundred times and you will be a better human beings.
Right? You only imagine war to be fought in desolate hell scapes. Puts things into perspective that war may not be as far removed from your own backyard as you'd thought.
Can only imagine how terrifying this must be.
I've seen this 10 times... Never gets old.
Russian ejection seats are remarkably reliable. Noticed the extreme low altitude when the Su25 was hit and the plane already flipped when the pilot ejected. Only took a few seconds for the parachute to deploy and land! Remembering the Russian jet crash incidents at Fairford airshow 93, and Paris 99, even the US navy became very interested in the Russian design afterwards.
The pilot is well trained, extremely calm!
True
there was no missile it was a high voltage line in Belgorod Russia in june.
@@chutzpachups7747 I just went through the video again and cannot see any pylon. So how come there was an overhead high voltage line?
@@tsoihoiyat he clipped it earlier before this video. He was rtb with a missing rudder, then eventually lost control and had to eject. In a frame by frame you can see he has pretty much no rudder at all
Not all Russian ejection seats are good. For example on the su-34 the ejector seats kill the pilots regularly
Props to the pilot for having nerves of steel. He didnt even flinch like he had done it a hundred times! Not even a change in breathing.
There's a chance he had done it before tbh
True
Props for coming into foreign land to destroy?
@@codehow_no, for coming to foreign lands to get destroyed
Yeah props to the pilot for dropping bombs on innocent women and children. What a bad ass!
poor guy was so stressed as the missile approached him, he'll probably need a long break and therapy to recover
Props for his reaction time.
Looks so beautiful and peaceful there, Sun is shining, you would hardly believe what's actually going on.
Have you ever considered this might not even be war footage but an air accident? Just some room for though
Pretty amazing how he pulled up and ejected a second before his jet exploded is something out of Mission Impossible! It went from flying fast, loud to quiet and peaceful with the blue sky and green plants around him.
Let's hope the Ukrainian soliders didnt kill him. He deserved to live after that.
CGI
No, he ejected because the plane was already wobbly and going to crash. The rocket from the bottom of the ejector seat is what you're mistaking as a missile hitting the jet.
He didn't pull up on purpose. The aircraft lost it's vertical stab and rudder with it, allowing it to pitch up aggressively.
I know he probably was in shock and possibly injured but it was scary standing in the open like that, I thought he would of been heading for the tree lines.
Shock or expirience
Now he's out in the open thousand miles from home. Happy hike dude! Soldiers do not get easy on pilots!
In less that 5 seconds hes flying to in a parachute falling. The amount of forces the human body can tolerate amazes me.
Yeah it’s equivalent to a violent car wreck. Some people can’t return to flight status.
That's what she said?
He is russian
It is a rocket assisted ejector seat which, although rapid, has a progressive acceleration which reduces G loading and subsequent back injuries as was found in first generation ejector seats.
@@carolinewynton-rhodes3810 Damn it’s pretty hardcore you know all that!
What a beautiful field to let you appreciate life in the moments after near-death.
A field in a country he is working to destroy.
No sympathy for him.
Be that either just having murdered a number of people from his multi million death machine, or just on his way to doing so. As he now wanders across the meadows, to perhaps shoot a farmer dead, taking his clothes and vehicle to covertly make his nefarious way back to base. Im sure he's appreciating 'his' life just fine.
He came to my land to kill my brothers and sisters, to destroythe beautyof my country. No mercy!!
I agree. The fields look absolutely beautiful, like if he could just go anywhere he wanted to and not be seen for hundreds of miles.
If i were him I would just walk away, let people think I died in the crash, and start a new life elsewhere.
@Rico Thampaty did you look at the video until the end? theres no powerlines or powergrid around.
You guys realize a gigantic percentage of Russian soldiers don't want to fight this war right...
This is masterpiece.
This is a unique vid for the war history. Just crazy to see how the pilot is still calm after having taken G forces, flying under the belly of the Su aircraft and harshly coming down. Real professional!😮
Real invader
@@Sergius_Magnus поплачь
crashes the aircraft on a powerline, gets called a professional for surviving his own error thanks to technology developed built and installed by others..
@@Sergius_Magnus seethe
@@Sergius_Magnus Russia just wants to remain sovereign to the new world order. NATO forced Putin's hand. This is my stance as a patriotic American who does not want our resources being wasted in Ukraine. Fight your own fight.
So according to what I see here the title is not correct. The pilot ejected AFTER he was hit. Shortly after the ejection the camera captures a glimpse of the aircraft. Which seems to be an SU-25 variant. (I am not good with russian airplanes so don't trust me on this one) You can clearly see huge chunks of the vertical stabilizer and in a few frames the entire right horizontal stabilizer missing. With those aerodynamic elements missing from the aircraft, it had little aerodynamic stability. The video seems to start shortly after the aircraft got stuck by a missile. This will probably have separated the parts of the tail and caused the aircraft to (as seen in the video) uncontrollably pitch up and yaw to the right. This is when the pilot ejected. A few moments after ejection and after the plane was visible, the camera looks back at where the aircraft came from, where there is still a plume of an explosion visible. Which verifies that the aircraft was struck roughly as the video starts or just before. Meaning the pilot ejected just after his plane became uncontrollable due to the missile strike.
Also if this is an SU-25 variant, then it's not technically a fighter jet as the SU-25 is an aircraft designed for close air support and thereby in an air to ground role and has very limited air to air capabilites.
Edit: Also if you skip though frames (pause and then press . or , repeatedly ) at 0:25 you will see the outline of another aircraft at the bottom right that this guy was probably in formation with.
Well observed, it's a SU-25 that you can see on the characteristics Pitot tube and PA-7 Pitot tub(the double horns). And he wasn't alone you can still see the other one flying away
If the horizontal stabaliser goes, you pitch down. It provides a force downwards, not upwards like the wings. Vertical stabalizer has gone. So the roll to inverted means i suspect the right wing was severly damaged, causing the roll. The pitch up might have been the pilot pulling up before the eject. That gives him more vertical speed, and hence height. When he pulled he might have found out that he had the severe damage.
Check an image of a SU-25, and you get an idea of the hight of the vert stabaliser and from the images he's missing a big chunk.
The other observation is that when he ejected the plane was largely upright, when it goes past, its inverted. That's a very fast roll rate, which is why I suspect a wing had been taken off.
Oh I thought the pilot pulled up to give himself more altitude for safe ejection
@@Nickle314 If you pause the video at the correct time, you can see both airbrakes that sit on the end of the wings, so no I don't think a wing was separated. The roll is induced only after the yaw to the right, meaning the roll is probably asymmetric stall induced, see snap rolls. Also while the plane did pitch up, it quickly exceeded the max aoa for the wing, meaning it did not generate any lift. This can be verified by noting that the aircraft did not have much or any upward trajectory after ejection.
Regarding your horizontal stabilizer comment I at the moment can't disagree with you, as I do not find a flaw in what you said, though my gut tells me that what I observed and what happened should somehow aerodynamically work. I sadly don't have the time to validate and construct a few theories around that.
Su-24 guys, not Su-25
this is unreal footage my mind is blown right now
Look at what a beautiful day it is. This is simultaneously mesmerizing and depressing.
Special landing operation 😉
Special original comment alert!
The real miracle was that his airplane had a working parachute
@@IntesoFFS may be they don't want to do that because Russia has 10 thousand nuclear weapons 😬
@@IntesoFFS Can I have, "What is the madman sitting over there with his finger on the 'Button of Human Extinction'" for 200, Jim...?
@@IntesoFFS well maybe it’s because Russia has 6,000 nuclear weapons?
@@IntesoFFS Nukes doesnt need to be in good condition. They just need to explode.
@@IntesoFFS Do you want to see WW3 that badly?
This new battlefield looks insane, amazing graphics
It's one thing to watch the guys & gals at an airshow. Then it's another thing to watch the real world 🌍 ease on by at warp speed ! 💥💥
Bravo to the pilot 👍👍 Well done 👍
It's insane how much this looks like a scene out of a movie or video game yet it is entirely real. Dude was less than a second away from the after life and count it on camera.
Footage Rule: Cameraman never dies.
Holding a camera is like holding a totem of undying
This wasn’t a missile nor was it even this year, two US naval aviators said it was a video from a few years ago where the plane allegedly struck a pylon and it cut off its entire tail fin causing the plane to flat spin and the pilot forced to eject.
Best video the sun has uploaded since this whole thing kicked off
I’ve been flying for a couple decades now, and often don’t comment, but this video is impressive. At 00:02, looks like he hits a powerline (you can notice a black line slightly passing by the the hud). He loses control and pitches up violently. At 00:05 you can see the vertical tail with a straight in cut. The fire comes out of the engine itself, a violent pitch up can stall the compressors, or maybe an afterburner (or both). Just my thoughts, I can be wrong though, but doesn’t look like a missile strike
Hi, Mgmt Pilot. A hit with a missile and he would not run and care about filming after landing the parachute, imo.
Yes, your right, It's not a missile strike.
You might be right , in .25 playback speed you can tell his aircraft is on fire in the back portion once he ejects as well.
Here is a video of the missile hitting the plane from the second plane:
/watch?v=aOLMyxRgFOw
Don't think it was a power line, he's too high up for a powerline.
Must be the first time ever or one of that a military aircraft was shot down and the pilot ejected and it was caught on camera.
Also makes you wonder why he had the camera on.
His wife has footage of previous premature ejection from her go pro.
@@pclayton5063 Well Russian government loves to take this kind of videos for their propaganda (they'll show their ground attack mission), unfortunately our pilot here survived the anti air defense and his cam were seized,Putin will be furious on him for this 😔
@@pclayton5063 because many people can afford GoPros and some wants to capture their moments as pilots in their jets?
I doubt it was the first time it was caught on camera from the pilots POV. Probably just the first time the footage was made widely available to the public, possibly. I would have to search to confirm that even.
The literal long walk of shame; though he probably got captured before making it back to his fellow invaders.
Nah, that was inside russia and he hit a powerline. happened in summer already.
His first words through radio:
All good brother, i am still watching
Africa is praying daily for Ukraine. Well done
Africa is praying for Ukraine. But no rain in half a year. Lol maybe you try other pseudo god🤦♂️
Africa is on Russia's side.
@@robertaspindale2531 No they're not.
@@MrStealYourGirl_ Just look how they vote at the UN.
@@robertaspindale2531 Tell me how many African countries voted in favor of annexation of eastern Ukraine?
I often hear about fighter pilots dying because they waited too long to eject. This brings it into quick light. In the time it took his parachute to fully deploy, his jet had already hit the ground.
I mean you can eject practically last second before impact and the rockets you're sitting on should instantly separate you, change your direction of momentum, and, push you high enough to allow the parachute to work effectively. Waiting and not reactively pulling the eject after being hit is nearly just as dangerous at 20000 feet as it is at 2000 and i believe more about pilots trying to save it or maintain control of the plane when it's impossible to even know if the aircraft is in the shape to be capable of it without any risk of sudden loss of control. It's not worth the risk of finding out as sudden loss of control or just failing to maintain control due to injury or lack of experience results in losing consciousness or even just the ability to move your hands to the ejection handle due to g forces both are disastrous.
@@MrDJAK777 depends how low you are, how fast you are, and most certianly the orientation of the aircraft. If the sircrsft is upside down and you're low, you're most certainly going to hit the ground and splat. If you eject upright going slow and low, you could be caught in the fireball of your aircraft. It's a matter of luck, skill, and circumstances
@@chelo4197 aces 2 (US seat) is rated for inverted ejection down to 140ft.
"I've personally flown over a hundred and ninety-four missions and I was shot in every one"
This footage is INSANE. We are lucky to be able to watch this
Rather it's lucky for that pilot to show this to us 🤣🤣
@@Banker0017 he wasn't too lucky because he was caught by a bunch of mad Ukrainians
The ejection hurts your back from the g loads of the seat accelerating giving you a spinal compression injury, then you hit the ground under an emergency parachute with a higher descent rate than regular ones. You hear that in the "oooomph" as he lands; his back hurting pretty bad, and he's pretty slow to get up.
He is also considerably shorter now. At least 2 inches
Isn't there a rule in the USAF that if you eject twice you're no longer allowed to pilot because of the damage done to your spine?
Someone nearby shot him down - good reason to keep his head down. Not the time for a stretch and scratch
@@dandaly7305 If you slow doen the video after ejecting. You will see another aircraft fly by on the left. I wonder if he was the aggressor
@@jimmyz9786 thats his wingman. He's probably talking to him on his bailout radio.
From 500km/h to 0 km/h in 10 seconds 😂🤣
Spine compression. Bro is probably an inch shorter
If those are the real numbers, then the deceleration was actually quite mild. But I suppose it was figure of speech.
@@coriscotupi could be real but the deceleration wasn't lineral the majority of it happened in the first second or so
Poor field, I hope it’s ok.
As soon as he hits the ground takes a deep breath like he’s done a workout at the gym
From another channel this was June/July time and inside Russia he hit a power cable lucky man!!
The pilots name has been confirmed as Ejectorski Seatovski. Lets see if more news comes out soon
XDDD bruh...!
Is he a smoker? Just asking for a friend.
Haha...then it was fate then.
This is not combat footage, nor is it in Ukraine.
This is from a crash during a training mission within Belgorod, Russia after the pilot recording struck suspended cables (likely a power line) that cut off the top fin of his tail. The other jet in this clip is his wingman, who you can hear checking in on him over the radio after he lands. Some others also mentioned that quick pull-up attempts can cause engine issues with Su-25s, explaining the small engine fire just before it strikes the ground.
Thank God the first ever pov of ejecting before a missle destroys your plane was not captured in portrait orientation
He’s lucky he has a parachute! Russian tank crews could use one of those
😂😂😂
lol
They need the ejection component too
Imagine a bunch of egg cartons deployed instead.
someone should worry about the seats are able to eject from island
A good landing is one you can walk away from. A great landing is when you can re-use the plane. This one was really good. Cheers!
BBC Cabin Pressure?
This was the best kind of landing for a russian aircraft. I would be okay if the pilot went down with the ship. But hopefully he will stop killing ukraine civilians.
@@thornyturtleranch6152 Yeah as if the Ukrainians do not bomb civilians at all, yeah they are to precise with the HIMARS too hit a bridge when civilians cross it.
@@thornyturtleranch6152 The footage wouldn't be shown if he returned to Russia, more than likely was captured by UAF.
It was actually uploaded on his personal channel, but then It made It’s way to mainstream channels, such as this one.
The field of green forage crop indicates that the crash most likely occurred months before the video was released. The surroundings bear resemblance to a crash that happened in Belgorod in June 2022, in which a Su-25 was suspected of having clipped a power line. The pilot reportedly ejected safely.
Props to the camera man for recording a pilot eject moments before Ukrainian missile strikes fighter yet 👍🏼
THIS IS HISTORY!!! This video deserves to be in textbooks
How would you watch a video in a book?
Много раз пересмотрел ролик...и знаете что я заметил...
...очень хорошая погода!
And they long lived happily after.
Much respect to the camera man for getting into the plane with him and tandem jumping out of the plane...
GoPros are a hell of a thing
He wasn't shot he hit a powerline and ejected because the tail was cut, it happened in june in russia during a training mission. Awesome footage
Training mission...give him more planes to crash until Russia have none left 😂
He was flying low but too high to hit a power line ...power lines typically run along roadways not in the middle of big open fields. If you're going to use the argument that it was the big tower with multi power lines, note that his wingman was flying low to the side and he would have hit them too. Sounds like another Russian lie, to cover up how effective Ukrainian military is...remember the Moskova? Not sunk by Ukraine but an accidental fire and stormy seas --- yeah sure!! 😅😂. 🇷🇺=🐂💩
I need a source for this
nevermind you are correct, found multiple articles
@@airforcerules1 Give me a couple of page titles, where can I find them? On a quick search, everything pointed to Ukraine.
all things aside, this man has really really amazing reaction time
i think that is a core requirement for being fighter pilot
@@Nillix1 I know it is
Look at that beautiful farmland.
Yeah I see a lot of people don't always get that even with a parachute you still hit the ground pretty hard
The descriptor for this video is incorrect. He ejected after he was struck due to loss of control.
He wasn't struck, he hit electircal wires earlier on.
@@seemslegit6203 I just saw a video on that. Thank U for the correction.
Here is a video of the missile hitting the plane from the second plane:
/watch?v=aOLMyxRgFOw
The mechanisms to be able to eject quickly from seconds away from blowing up is mind blowing.
What an absolutely beautiful landscape
title is incorrect. The plane was already hit and the pilot was trying to retreat but his plane went into a stall and he immediately ejected.
good shot!
He didnt get shot
This is going down as one the best air warfare footage to date. Solid action by the pilot. And even better by the Ukrainian defenders.
this was not from a fight. this is the sun lying and taking a training footage crash and tricking people. never trust the sun
Powerlines…..
i wonder what makes you say 'even better by the ukrainian defenders'? to me both countries are equaly responsible for this mess. All i see are young russian and ukrainian men dying for a leader who doesn't really care about them.
@@Maufinvest war sucks I'm well aware of that. The politicians put these Young men into combat for no gain of these warriors. War has always been a racket. With the gains being significant at the top and consequences minimal and the opposite for those at the bottom such as these soldiers and pilots involved in this video. HOWEVER my comment was more on the actions in the video where nobody was killed and yet everyone performed their jobs and hopefully saw another day.
@@MikeyG1134Hmmm okay, glad you clarified. It annoys me beyond normal how most western people choose a side and cheer on death and ruin because they updated their facebook pic to have a flag
Incredible footage, very lucky man
This video will be shown in fighter pilot schools for eternity. I was here.
This is insane footage
Man he definitely had balls of steels, image the powerful impact, no matter its a Russian soldier, its still amazing how humans are capable of doing this
he didn't do anything
@@TonyDracon he stays very calm for this dangerous maneuver. I just saw a docu few days ago about jet ejects and its definitely not easy. I wonder if you could do this without losing consciousness
@@AykayKalash it was not him staying calm, it was the adrenaline
@@glaidaman and his adrenaline makes him decide to stay calm. However, how is it possible to stay calm when adrenaline risis up in your body? Lol
there is video of russian helicopter crash and pilot goes out with broken leg and walk around...
That is one lucky Ivan!
That was incredible footage