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Vietnam tries to turn their ancient 37mm AA guns into anti-drones turrets by modifying them with new fire-control systems, radar tracking, and electromechanical drives.
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>>65514535
And that's a good thing
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I am pessimistic as to how effective this would actually be in practice, but interested in the eventual results nonetheless.
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>>65514535
At the very least it will be better at taking down cheap drones than patriot will ever be.
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>>65514553
What is it with your brown retards and making up retarded shit?
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>>65514535
Why are the Viets so obsessed with trying to upgrade every worthless piece of Soviet trash they have? They did the same with the BMP-1 with giving the Grom a laser rangefinder and infrareds. Do all Vietnamese pigs wear lipstick?

They can't even use the excuse of being poor as shit anymore, surely just buying some actually modern autocannons can't be too expensive.
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>>65514575
Who exactly is Vietnam going to fight that requires modern autocannons?, with a system like this they have something,by creating a new system from the guns up would leave them with less coverage. They have to be able to scale the system and integrate it affordably. Hell the US turned dumb bombs into precision guided missiles using nothing but a GPS system and some wings.
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>>65514575
They have them and if they can get a good timed/prox fuze working then it's goog enough?
If this is intended to defeat either shaheds or fpvs, it's good enough.
Save the gucci shit for things that need it.
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>>65514535
>I am pessimistic as to how effective this would actually be in practice, but interested in the eventual results nonetheless.

Sweden recently bought 70x model 1948 40L70 mm bofors guns for 1 billion dollars. Some radars were included too. These vietkongs were sitting on gold.
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>>65514575
>They can't even use the excuse of being poor as shit anymore
They kind of can. Their economy is getting pretty good but that's only been true during the last decade or so; prior to that their economy since the turn of the century had been on par with Occupation Iraq.

I get the impression from stuff I've read and people I've talked to that the Viet govt has been mostly focused on spending their new wealth on public services and infrastructure, dragging the country into the modern era, with military spending being of a lower priority. Judging by the OP video this is still the case and they're trying to be frugal by modernising their old Soviet junk in a way that will also provide stimulus to local industry, which is a more sensible idea compared to leaving it to rot in a field for 40 years and then pointlessly throwing it all into a modern war meatgrinder with zero upgrades like a certain other country is fond of doing.
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>>65514569
>strait status
No longer in Iranian control.
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>>65514535
With proxy fuses this would work fine, without them it's better than nothing but not by much.
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cool
Could help with drone spam
Vietnam sure has away of re using commie bloc stuff
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>>65514535
Welcome back, flak battery.
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>be Russia
>sell all your old ZU-23s to 3rd world countries
>suddenly drones everywhere
Blyyyat.
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>>65514765
Went to find your source.
https://nypost.com/2026/06/17/world-news/draft-us-iran-deal-leaves-regime-in-stronger-strategic-position-think-tank-warns/

>The purported draft agreement between the US and Iran aimed at ending the war will leave the rogue Islamic Republic in a stronger strategic position after the conflict is over, according to a nonpartisan think tank.
Scroll down and you see the image in question.

Since you consider the Study of War Institute authoritative in their interpretation, this means even though the Iranian regime's control is weakening the draft agreement the President has put forth will strengthen the Regime's control.

Or are doing the usual Schrodinger's citation where a citation is true where I need it to be but false where I need it to be?
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>>65515296
Actually this is the source.
https://www.tasnimnews.ir/fa/news/1405/06/22/3696044/
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>>65515267
the zu-23 is actually pretty bad against drones. It's much more expensive and unwieldy than a machinegun but not big enough to use airburst rounds.
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>>65514765
Ships are still not getting through the strait and are still hitting mines and drones. And Houthis control over the strait of mandab is objectively a massive victory for Iran. Oil is still at 105 a barrel. The media has never been right about the trajectory of any modern war. This shit is not going to be over soon. It will drag on and become America's next forever war and meanwhile the cost of living in the US is still skyrocketing because the orange pedo is more interested in being a shabbos goy for Israel than taking care of Americans. Most Americans rightfully don't give two shits about what happens in some middle eastern shithole or if Iran nukes Israel. It's not our problem.
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>>65514575
Because they're interested in using and upgrading the stuff they already have to make it useful at a fraction of the cost rather than lining the pockets of Ratheon executives so that they can bring us missiles that cost hundreds of times more, are used once, and that we can only make a few hundred of per year.

Shit like this is why Vietnam clowned on the US and why Ukraine schooled them in drone warefare. If the other side is willing to die for what they believe in, and is more interested in fielding sustainable and attritable weapon systems, they will win. You are stuck fighting yesterday's war where you can afford spending a multimillion dollar missile on a few dudes in robes in a low intensity counterinsurgency. You are completely delusional.
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>>65514553
Brown Amerimutts will continue defending their patriot slop even if it has been proven to completely fail to take down either high and low value targets
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>>65514553
>>65517085
Sauce
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>>65514662
Those bofors have been in use since they entered production
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>>65517085
Not even the russians believe that. The only credible criticism leveled against it has been production numbers, which has remained low
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>>65517656
>which has remained low
Then why the fuck, america of all place did not increase the production number? They have the money but not the will?
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>>65514558
Because they think the US has no other interception defense other than patriots
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>>65517665
Unironically yes
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>>65517680
what a disappointment, part of me wishes that america is as warmonger as their depiction in russian and chinese propaganda.
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>>65517688
Easiest way to do that is attack the homeland or sink a carrier. Former is easier assuming you can do enough damage to have it show up on national news. Latter might not piss off the civilian population enough to want total war but the government will definitely want it.
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>>65514535
This is much more resourceful and intelligent than what the Saudis are doing where they're primarily using million dollar intercepts against drone and then wondering why they're losing

>>65514575
Because they're not obsessed with reinventing the wheel when it already exists

It's a smart choice that allows them scale up the production of these equipment, while keeping cost low and logistics sustainable
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>>65516993
>$105 a barrel
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>>65514575
The border with China is such rough terrain that sending armor in would be suicide. China learned this the hard way when they tried their Temu Blitzkrieg in the 70s. Pretty much the only environment that works for mechanized warfare is in the southern lowlands, Cambodia, and parts of Laos and those countries have even shittier militaries than Vietnam.
I'd be interested to see what Vietnam is going to do with drones considering they're investing heavily into technology and the transportation industry. The northern border would be a perfect spot use suicide drones to create bottlenecks and killzones for the attacking changs.
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>>65517774
If everything’s going so great for us, then how come I paid twice as much for diesel this morning and gas prices continue to skyrocket?
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>>65514575
You can scale stuff like this more easily and aren't as reliant on outside assistance, something they heavily value. If they decide it was a waste, oh well. If they decide they need 3000 more, they can make 3000 more wothout having to arrange a deal with another nation. As long as the base system is "good enough" the logistics of it matter more.
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>>65517774
Even Donny himself said oil prices won't come down until after the midterms. Quit slurping Republican cum out of your dad's asshole.
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>>65515495
>the zu-23 is actually pretty bad against drones.
its terrible at everything except smoking elderly pensioners at a stop sign in their coupe

That said, I've seen Ukrainian Zu-23s lighting up the sky while having weird cables running down the barrels and a screen displaying <something> to the operator.

Results were probably mixed and janky.
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>>65517813
>>65517813
>moves THR goal post when proven wrong
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>>65517813
>meth-induced ragie
>anal sex metaphor
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>>65517665
>They have the money but not the will?
I've never posted a more topical Mehmet.



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