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Patriot launchers emitting radar signals? That is new for me.US officials believe the Russian military has been able to pick up on signals that are emitted from the Patriot ...
Patriot launchers emitting radar signals? That is new for me.US officials believe the Russian military has been able to pick up on signals that are emitted from the Patriot ...
I guess it should be the radar part, but I mean that this report can be written by someone who recognized every moving metal things as a "Tank", so...Patriot launchers emitting radar signals? That is new for me.
I can't help but think that the Russian winter offensive was simply a waste. Untold numbers dead in Bakhmut, miniscule gains near Kreminna, and a whole Naval Brigade wiped out near Vuhledar, and not for the first time. I don't think the attritional fight is even really unfavorable for Kyiv. Bakhmut's still not encircled, and for the most part its manned by TDF with regular mechanized forces sprinkled in. I don't believe for a moment casualty ratios are anything but lopsided, and not in favor of the Russians. This raises the question: Why couldn't Russia have done what the Ukrainians did? There's no way Ukraine can man the whole front without resorting to using TDF. There were plenty of opportunities to exploit such weak spots and achieve localized gains, yet nothing of the sort ever happened. Instead we have Russia running headlong into attritional fights, wearing down their combat potential while Ukraine is building up a counteroffensive. And I feel like those 100+ vehicles lost near Vuhledar could've been pretty decisive in repelling Ukraine's future offensive.
I just don't feel like its sustainable for Ukraine to be able to rollback months of Russian gains in weeks, especially when such a bloody price has been paid.
If the Russians hit the radar module, the entire system is out of service until a replacement is delivered.I guess it should be the radar part, but I mean that this report can be written by someone who recognized every moving metal things as a "Tank", so...
US officials believe the Russian military has been able to pick up on signals that are emitted from the Patriot, allowing them to target the system using the hypersonic missile, known as the Kinzhal or Killjoy.
Anti-radiation Kinzhal, WTF
Rybar said they destroyed one system and damaged one, but I guess we wont have satellite photos to confirm the real damage this time
That is simply not true.Bakhmut's still not encircled, and for the most part its manned by TDF with regular mechanized forces sprinkled in.
Perhaps a third element, perhaps a Kh-31 equipped for this purpose, picks up the location and transmits it to the Mig with the Kinzhal.US officials believe the Russian military has been able to pick up on signals that are emitted from the Patriot, allowing them to target the system using the hypersonic missile, known as the Kinzhal or Killjoy.
Anti-radiation Kinzhal, WTF
Rybar said they destroyed one system and damaged one, but I guess we wont have satellite photos to confirm the real damage this time
In a dense urban environment there are probably not too many locations that offer an adequate and unobstructed horizon of visibility but are close to the area to be protected.The launchers are quickly replaceable and can be placed far apart from each other (I read up to 10 km distance between launchers and command / radar is possible). Why are two launchers close together? That doesn't sound particularly credible.
Distance between the missiles and radar restricted, they has to be quite close.If the Russians hit the radar module, the entire system is out of service until a replacement is delivered.
However, the radar module is not located where the launchers are. This does not fit with the videos and the reports so far. That would be a new story.