Мі-24

A Mil Mi-24 combat helicopter placed on static outdoor display as a memorial in Kharkiv. First flown in 1969 and entering Soviet service in 1972, the Mi-24 was unusual among attack helicopters for its ability to carry up to eight troops alongside its weapons payload — earning the NATO nickname 'Hind' and the informal Soviet label 'flying IFV'. The exhibit commemorates Soviet-era military aviation history. Given the ongoing conflict in the region since 2022, visitors should verify accessibility before planning a visit.