On June 8, the Russian Baltic Fleet initiated scheduled military maneuvers in the Kaliningrad Region, Russia's westernmost exclave. The exercises involve over 10 aircraft, specifically Su-24M tactical bombers and Su-30SM2 fighter jets, along with around 100 personnel from a composite air regiment. The maneuvers focus on simulating attacks on various enemy targets, including military convoys, command posts, and installations. The pilots are expected to strike more than 50 targets, utilizing aircraft rockets and conducting bombing runs. This training is designed to enhance the pilots' flight skills and improve coordination within the fleet, while also leveraging experiences from recent military operations. The exercises will provide the crews with opportunities to practice modern combat scenarios and refine their tactical capabilities in a comprehensive training environment.