The Syrian border is under the scrutiny of Russian military aircraft.

Turkey's intentions to transfer several thousand of its servicemen, tanks, artillery and other weapons to Syria to conduct a large-scale military operation in the northern part of the Arab Republic with the probable purpose of occupying this region, forced Russia to use military aircraft in the northern regions of the Arab Republic.

At the moment it is known that the zones of the Turkish military operation "Olive Branch" and "Shield of the Euphrates", the regions bordering this zone, as well as the Turkish-Syrian border, are constantly patrolled by Russian Ka-52 combat helicopters. According to a number of data, the Russian military has repeatedly thwarted Turkey's attempts to transfer its troops to Syria, and the militants to move further south. Among other things, the Russian military aviation also does not allow the appearance in this region of the American military, who have already expressed their intentions to gain a foothold in the northern part of Syria under the pretext of preventing a Turkish invasion.

The presented photo shows another patrol operation of the Russian military using Ka-52 helicopters. The latter closely monitor vast regions and are in complete control of the situation.

Earlier in the border area with Turkey, a Russian UAV "Orlan-10" was shot down. This, allegedly, was facilitated by the use of electronic warfare systems by the Turkish military. Almost immediately thereafter, near the Turkish border Russian Ka-52 attack helicopters were spotted, which, judging by the video, worked out the "death carousel" maneuver.