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I'm looking forward for Private Russian Satellite imagery provider. That will bring much more varieties and options for public. This field so far are dominated by Western firms such as Maxar, EU, and SatIntl from Israel.
The Russian army uses Shturm-S self-propelled anti-tank missile systems in battles in Ukraine. The Shturm-S self-propelled anti-tank complex was put into service in 1979. The complex can hit not only armored vehicles, but also low-speed air targets. "Shturm-S" has proven itself well during the fighting in Ukraine, one of the crews driving the "Storm-S" was able to destroy 4 enemy vehicles at a time. At a maximum range of 5000 meters, the anti-tank system of the complex can hit a target meter by meter in size with a 90% probability. The guidance system of the ATGM complex has high noise immunity due to the use of 2 special codes and 5 frequencies when guiding missiles. Calculation of the machine 9P149: 2 people. Ammunition 12 missiles "Sturm". Rate of fire up to 4 rounds per minute. The power reserve of the car is 500 km. Details of the combat use of the Shturm-S complex in Ukraine in an interview with two crews.
Russia notified the United States of the start of a nuclear deterrent exercise on October 26, which will include launches of ballistic and cruise missiles capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. Today Russia will carry out two simultaneous exercises using missiles capable of carrying a nuclear payload, the following activity can be observed in the Russian skies. It is possible that these are training and fitness-gaining releases.
Images of exercises of the Russian Federation's nuclear forces appeared:
Launch of the intercontinental ballistic missile "Yars"
Launch of the Sineva ballistic missile from a submarine in the Barents Sea
Tu-95MS missile carrier flight.
Images of exercises of the Russian Federation's nuclear forces appeared:
Launch of the intercontinental ballistic missile "Yars"
Launch of the Sineva ballistic missile from a submarine in the Barents Sea
Tu-95MS missile carrier flight.
In the Primorsky Territory, Russian mobilized military personnel are mastering the BTR-82A armored personnel carriers. Particular attention in the training of crews is given to the tactics of action and the use of weapons of vehicles. The BTR-82A began to enter the army in 2011, the armored personnel carrier was armed with a 30-mm 2A72 cannon and a coaxial 7.62-mm machine gun. If the BTR-82A has all the tires punctured, then with the inflation system turned on, the car can travel 300 kilometers at a maximum speed of 40 km/h. There are about 2000 BTR-82A in service with Russia.
Teachings of the Russian nuclear forces "Thunder-2022", practicing a retaliatory strike. Russia conducted large-scale nuclear exercises "Grom-2022" with the use of strategic weapons. During the exercises, a massive retaliatory nuclear strike with Russian strategic missiles was practiced. As part of the exercises, the Yars intercontinental ballistic missile was launched. Ballistic missile "Sineva" from the Barents Sea by the submarine of the Northern Fleet "Tula". Tu-95MS aircraft, which launched air-launched cruise missiles, were also involved in the exercises of the strategic forces.
I do not get what are the supposed changes on that aircraft. You would think this would be tests of the Su-57M chassis, was supposed to come out this year and feature all electric actuators to replace existing hydraulics, but they put a picture of T-50-11 on the press release. So maybe they just changed some of the electronic systems on the aircraft and are testing those? Another option is that the picture is not representative of the aircraft being tested.
"Russia’s upgraded Sukhoi Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet performed its debut flight on October 21
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The Su-57 fighter jet is also testing onboard equipment with extended functionality, the crew’s AI support and the option of using a broad range of new types of weapons, the UAC said.
"The aircraft also offers a possibility to install a second-stage engine," the statement reads."
"Russia’s upgraded Sukhoi Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet performed its debut flight on October 21
...
The Su-57 fighter jet is also testing onboard equipment with extended functionality, the crew’s AI support and the option of using a broad range of new types of weapons, the UAC said.
"The aircraft also offers a possibility to install a second-stage engine," the statement reads."