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Andrii "Juice" Pilshchykov, known as the "Ghost of Kyiv," played a significant role in modernizing the Ukrainian air force and shifting it from Soviet to Western doctrine. Ukraine's air force was in disarray due to lack of maintenance and spare parts, leading to the selling off of planes and reliance on outdated equipment. Juice recognized the need for modern fighter jets and advocated for the acquisition of F-16s, which he believed would provide Ukraine with the capabilities to protect its cities and civilians. Despite his efforts, Juice tragically died in a training accident, and Ukraine is still waiting for the delivery of F-16s. [Extracted from the article]

M2 PRESSWIRE-10 April 2000-UK GOVERNMENT: Cash boost for pensioners from today (C)1994-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:09042000 Pensioners claiming the Minimum Income Guarantee (MIG) will get a major cash boost from [...]

The chief of staff of Hungary's air force announced that the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) will replace its newer MiG-29 model. Hungary has yet to decide what aircraft will replace its MiG-21 model. Lt. General Attila Kositzky stated that Hungary is planning to replace its 21 MiG-21 fighters with a new multi-role fighter by 2001. There are other aircraft that are also bidding to replace the MiG fighters.