Libyan Arab Air Force. MiG-21 deliveries to Libya started in 1975 of 25 MiG-21UM trainers, followed by 50 MiG-21MFs; these were supposed to have been used to train and equip a proposed "Palestinian Air Force" once Israel had been occupied. This did not come to pass, and both types were used by the LAAF, though 30 of the MiG-21MFs were later sent to Syria in 1982. From 1980, 94 MiG-21bis ( 75A) were delivered. 33 of these were still in service in 2006 according to an Israeli intelligence report; presently, there is one squadron, the 1021st based at Gamal Abdel Nasser AB near Tobruk, still operating MiG-21bis fighters and MiG-21UM trainers. In 2014 and 2015, Egypt delivered 5 MiG-21MF's to the Libya National Army – Air Force. Together with several other Libyan MiG-21s these are operated from Gamal Abdul El Nasser air base near Tobruk and have been used extensively in combat operations. At least three have been shot down or crashed since 1 January 2016. The LNA currently possesses 14 MiG-21s of which 3 are dual seat MiG-21UMs. Air Force of the Republic of Mali. Twelve MiG-21bis 75B fighters and two MiG-21UM were delivered from the USSR in 1974, and two MiG-21MF arrived in 2005 from the Czech Republic, along with another MiG-21UM. Only the three ex-Czech aircraft are still in service.  48 MiG-21bis were delivered in 1982 from Cuba, including pilots, for use against the RENAMO guerrillas; by 1990 only 18 were still operational. After the 1990 ceasefire they were all put into storage and neglected. Only one air-to-air victory by a Mozambican fighter, probably a MiG-21, is known: in 1983, a Mozambican fighter downed a South African Air Force Seeker UAV. The Mozambique Air Force currently operates eight MiG-21s (six MiG-21bis and two MiG-21UM) that were refurbished by Aerostar in Romania. Korean People's Army Air Force. At least 200 MiG-21s, including 30 built in China, are generally accepted as having been delivered to the KPAAF. By 1966–67, 80 MiG-21F-13 were delivered, with the first 14 arriving in or before 1963. 65 MiG-21PFM were delivered 1968–1971 and 24 more in 1974.