Overall, despite the jokes online, russian air defense likely did an exceptional job, but such a large, composite air attack is impossible to fully defend against and likely tens of drones hit their targets. This should be a warning for the west who thinks a fancy AD or two will protect them.
@petrovbg2@AndreiBtvt Sure, but ATGMs have a much higher probability of hit than a recoilless rifle. Some of the remote control ATGMs also adress this issue by having 2 or more ready to fire missiles - like Belarus shershen in some of its variants
@onceforeverking@Captain_Fubar maxim gun of this era is FPV drone. To me personally, shahed is associated with something like modern Po-2 or IL-2, but that's just me
@dimafromnsk4@ArinaTrueLove С чего это? Все зенитные ракеты в совке делали на территории РСФСР, с-300 и с-200 в Ленинграде, те что поменьше в Кирове, Саратове и других городах. В УССР никогда не делали зенитных ракет, там собирали баллистические и космические ракеты, для ЗРК делали только радары
@pan_dok >Неумелых и непоследовательных
> looks inside
> уничтожил 14 по силе ВС на планете, потопил иранский флот, стер ПВО и ВВС с околонулевыми потерями
> уничтожил почти все производства в стране включая даже производящие турбины для электростанций
@dimafromnsk4@ArinaTrueLove Может потому что зенитные ракеты во много раз сложнее в конструировании и Производстве? Крылатой ракете кроме GPS и инерциалки для наведения ничего не нужно. ГСН зенитных ракет гораздо сложнее, это несопоставимо. Очевидные вещи по моему
@jartygodjewish2@LutheranMikel "Tried to plead surrender" Guy just wasn't as delusional as Hitler, he knew the war was lost and there was absolutely no point in letting hundreds of thousands of German people get killed by strategic bombing or to throw 14 y.o folksturm "soldiers" Into the meat grinder
Fun part here is that all the Soviet manuals clearly stated - put the safety pin first, then cut the wire. Because if you try that in reverse, 9 times of 10 you'll be blown to bits. How could such terrible mistakes even appear in the official US Army manual?