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Tam

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Vikhr ATGM used on Ka-52Ms and Mi-28NMs gets an HE variant to deal with troop clusters, drone control positions and so on. Namely a non tank missile. Similarly to how Kornets and Refleks/Svir (ATGM for 125mm 2A46 used on tanks) have HE variants for anti-personnel use. On top of that, the Ka-52MD gets a new missile.

 
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The Russian company Neiry introduced the PJN-1 pilotable "biodron pigeons"—live birds with a chipped brain. The PJN-1 biodrone pigeon has a brain implant, with the electronics stored in a mini backpack on the pigeon's chest. Thanks to the neurochip, the biodrone operator can control the bird by loading it with flight instructions, just like a conventional drone. Through neurostimulation of brain areas, the bird navigates in the desired direction. Biodrones differ from conventional drones in their long operating time and operational range. While in use, the bird lives a normal life, no different from other birds. The pigeon's attached electronics are powered by solar panels. Electrodes are implanted using a special device that allows for precise placement of electrodes in the desired areas of the brain without the need for expensive CT or MRI scans. These devices can also be used on birds of other species.

 
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Units of the Russian Forces Group "West" received new Ulan-2 tactical heavy-duty all-terrain vehicles and demonstrated their performance. Previously, we reviewed the Ulan-1 all-terrain vehicles; the Ulan-2 version is built on the chassis of the GAZ Sobol all-wheel drive vehicle. Assembled from Russian components, the Ulan-2 all-terrain vehicles demonstrate ease and reliability in operation. The vehicle is designed for the delivery of ammunition and food, patrols, cargo transportation, evacuation of the wounded, and other missions. The all-terrain vehicle is now equipped with a full windshield. The interior has been equipped with ports for various equipment, including electronic warfare systems. The all-terrain vehicle has a four-wheel drive transmission with a five-speed manual gearbox. The Ulan-2 all-terrain vehicle has a speed of up to 120 km/h and a payload capacity of up to 1.5 tons. Learn more in the video.

 
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sahureka

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Of the same aircraft, at the same demonstration, another photo but much detailed.
What is certain is that it aroused a lot of interest, as demonstrated by the missiles.
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Su-57 already better than competition and more upgrades will widen the gap.
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Chemezov: The Su-57 has proven itself successful in new types of combat missions​


Rostec's CEO noted that the fighter jet continues to be improved.
MOSCOW, November 26. /TASS/. The fifth-generation Su-57 fighter jet surpasses its counterparts in several characteristics and continues to be improved. It has successfully demonstrated its stealth capabilities in the Air Defense Zone, Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov told TASS in an interview.
"The aircraft continues to be improved. Work is underway for the future, towards a comprehensive modernization. This will affect the components, electronics, and weapons. The fighter already surpasses its counterparts in many characteristics, and with further improvements, the gap in its favor will only widen. Unlike its foreign counterparts, it has been tested in all combat scenarios. It operated in Syria and is currently operating over the Air Defense Zone. It has successfully demonstrated its capabilities in combat missions new to operational-tactical aviation and has confirmed the effectiveness of its stealth capabilities," the agency's source said.

Chemezov called criticism of the aircraft abroad a reflection of competition, noting the high praise it received from foreign partners and Russian pilots.
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