A bad joke of fate: Some of the Tu-95 and Tu-160 bombers in Russia's air fleet belonged to Ukraine. Individual pieces are on display in the museum there.
Putin's bomber in the Ukraine war: Russia uses museum-worthy machine for real terror
What is remarkable about the report about Russia's museum-worthy bombers in the Ukraine war - in the title, the magazine compares the age of the relic from the Stalin era with the current Russian dictator Vladimir Putin: The Tu-95 aircraft with the NATO code 'Bear' is a Soviet and Russian strategic bomber and was developed in the 1950s during the time of Joseph Stalin.
Putin's bombers are part of Russia's offensive in Ukraine war – only propeller-driven aircraft still in use
Putin cannot afford losses in the Ukraine war: Russia's bombers are relics of the Cold War
This plane also still looks like a relic of the Cold War - Russia is said to have a maximum of 15 of these bombers still at its disposal, according to the current index of global air forces.
Biden has hinted, however, that a change could be coming. In an exchange with reporters this week over whether he was willing to ease gun restrictions on Ukraine, he replied: 'We’re working on it now.'
