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[@sergevtorino]

An 124 is a Soviet plane. Moreover main constructor is Russian. Ukraine has nothing to do with Ruslan other than Antonov bureau was inherited by Ukraine after collapse of the Soviet Union. I suggest you do some research prior to making an analytical video. Finally you are using footage of AN-225 to display Ruslan which it incorrect. These are different planes.

[@JetSOound5]

"Thank you for your insightful comment and for bringing these important details to our attention. We apologize for any confusion caused by the inaccuracies in our video. You are correct that the An-124 'Ruslan' is a Soviet-designed plane, with its main constructor being Russian. The Antonov Design Bureau, which developed the An-124, became part of Ukraine after the collapse of the Soviet Union, but the roots of the aircraft are indeed from the Soviet era.
We also acknowledge that using footage of the An-225 'Mriya' to depict the An-124 was incorrect. The An-124 and An-225 are different aircraft, with the An-225 being a larger and distinct model. We will correct this in our future videos to ensure accurate representation.