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try >>>/k/ m8

>>544192759
It is a bit political, a bit military thread xD

>>544192710
Net analogov v mire” / Wunderwaffen status:

T-14 Armata - status?
Su-57 - status?
Ratnik-3 - status?
S-70 Okhotnik - status?
S-300/S-400 - status? (also sold/supplied to Syria and Iran)

RS-28 Sarmat - status?
Avangard - status?

>>544192759
No matter what western system you post there, unless it’s game footage of the system beeing invincible, you get baned.
Everyone knows this by now.

>>544192710
PУБEЖEД.ЦOM

>>544192710
Always good to see expensive EU toys getting wrecked.
>The drone swarm learns weak spots of the machine and destroys it fully after 4 FPV strikes:
Need 1 regocnaisance drone to hibernate at the wreckage and alert the main swarm when Ukrainies try to salvage the wreck.

>>544192710
ok pidor.

>>544192880
There is no verified evidence or official confirmation that S-400 systems were ever delivered to Iran. Independent defense analysts and intelligence services have confirmed no operational units were transferred.

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>>544193216
Invest moar money, Ukraine needs you.

Year 6 of special operation in 5 months

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>>544193384
Year 13 of investing into Ukraine.

>>544192880
>T-14 Armata - status?
was confirmed to be developed further like yesterday. SMO provided great insights on how to improve the tank.
>Su-57 - status?
in production, recently a 2 seater version was presented. Sukhoi also introduced the Su-75.
>Ratnik-3 - status?
no idea what that is
>S-70 Okhotnik - status?
in development but will probably be abandoned because parasite fighters turned out to be kinda shitty/useless.
>S-300/S-400 - status? (also sold/supplied to Syria and Iran)
still controlling the skys over ukraine and russia.
>RS-28 Sarmat - status?
fully operational
>Avangard - status?
also fully operational

>>544192710
My opinion -

1. Enemy soldiers doesn't run from drones
That means drones have weak explosion.

Can't you use bigger exp?

And looks like ru lack fpv drones.

2. Ua still have such big targets

Ru lack drone operators or drones

>>544193329
BTW, i find it crazy that the West is supplying Ukraine with all kinds of top notch high end weaponry, including all most modern AD systems - thousands tons of this ultra expensive and very modern equipment are later destroyed by Russia or proven useless like all Western ADs when Russia is pounding Kiev and all Ukrainian regions daily - while China and Russia are still reluctant to support heroic Iran with such blunt supplies, yet lying Westoid media accuse them of this without any evidence anyway xD

Westoids still act as if we lived in 90s/00s and West was a hegemon of the world. Pathetic.

>>544192759
/k/ will bully him until he will commit sudoku, because OP is a clueless retard

But yeah. Ua soldiers acted like a low quality bots. Maybe they're not Ukrainians? Mercs or something

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>>544195361
The video shows one dead hohol lying under howitzer, another two dead hohols lie dead in bushes and vid also shows their bodies. You rarely survive such direct FPV hits.

Ukraine and the West face severe TNT/explosives shortages. Europe has only one TNT plant (Poland, 6,000 tonnes/year), the US produces none. Ukrainian troops extract explosive from old Soviet shells, causing fatal accidents very often. Russia produces 50,000 tonnes of TNT annually, over 8 times Europe - the highest explosives output in Europe, so it also has an ability to produce much more drone warheads.

Current modern Russian drones such as Upyr demolish entire buildings from inside.

>>544195684
thats doesnt look like TNT, probably something stronger

>>544195489
What do you expect from hohols abducted from streets and "trained" for 2 weeks or less? They are a drone fodder in their vast majority now, a meat wave. Russian soldiers are far more skilled and experienced because all of them are contractors/volunteers and they have much lower death ratio. Even Ukrainian elite units are depleted nowadays

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>>544195763
Upyr-18 delivers special dedicated thermobaric warhead directly into enclosed spaces. When detonated indoors the explosive blast and hyper-pressurized shockwave are trapped within the walls. This extreme overpressure blows out internal load-bearing walls and structural supports from within causing the building to collapse instantly in a spectacular way

>>544195377
>/k/ will bully him until he will commit sudoku

I am ex military intel asset, served briefly under Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn before my resignation out of personal reasons, then i came back to Bolanda and opened a company here that i sold few years later. US embassy in Bolanda head-hunted me because my OSINT analyses/predictions were the only ones later confirmed by reality. I am a pro if we talk about military. I am a hobbyst if we talk about genomics, genetics, molecular biology, virology etc - i began to study it intensively since 2020 to understand what was really injected into NPC biomasses and why. So my knowledge is huge now, Kevin McKernan and Norman Pieniążek are my online pals. My posts about "genetic vaccines" on /sci/ created a huge fanbase there despite me being not a scientist. If i began to post on /k/, everybody would hate me there after a while because of my vast professional knowledge.

Currently i support myself entirely from market speculation and investing so i am a pro in these fields too.

>>544192710
BTW, both Rubezh and Rubicon are wrong in identification of this howitzer. Rubezh guys called it Zuzana 2 and Rubicon - Dana M-2.

>>544193329
>>544195365
>ignores the rest

>>544195019
are you retarded?
How long is Armata and Su-57 been in production now? two decades?

>>544195019
>still controlling the skys over ukraine and russia.
Why are you such a liar, diasporafag?

>>544197692
S-300/S-400 control airspace in a total way if we talk about missiles and aircraft. Russian coverage is so huge that Ukrainian F-16/Mirage jets must constantly hug the terrain, fly with no GPS, and these Western jets are used mostly (like in 99%) only to shoot down Russian drones over Ukraine. They are horribly degraded by vast Russian AD/EW power projection that covers not only Russia but also large parts of Ukraine.

>>544197595
>How long is Armata
its still being developed.
>and Su-57
same for this, they get better over time.

>>544195839
DITA is designed for a two-person crew, but Ukraine often adds personnel for drone defense and manual backup. The armored cabin has an emergency seat for a third crew member, and about three additional soldiers are typically needed to neutralize approaching UAVs. Because space inside is limited, extra soldiers sometimes ride on the exterior leaving them exposed to drone strikes. So in this case it was not entirely a fault of soldiers but the result of the tactics, probably.

Self defence vs fast, super-silent FPV drones (especially swarms) is pretty much impossible and guys from Rubicon are very skilled. Your chance to survive a FPV strike of an elite drone unit is virtually equal zero.

Even on this vid i posted, you see that soldiers beging to physically react to drones when they are already few meters from them. Such drones are very fast, a human has no chance to react.

Shooting down drones with rifles happens all the time but only if soldiers detect them earlier on radars or drones are noisy enough.

>>544195377
kek
still havent trooned pola/k/e

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Vid-rel: Russian drone strike on a 12.7mm anti-drone automated turret equipped with the Sky Sentinel AI on the outskirts of Kharkiv. Recently, Ukraine has started using such turrets to protect Kiev from kamikaze drones with rather poor results.

Sky Sentinel production is critically slow, currently 2 units monthly, while each unit costs $150k. Meanwhile, Russian AI-guided drone swarms deliberately overload Ukrainian air defenses by 300-400%, saturating the limited number of turrets and exploiting their short range. This mismatch between low production and mass swarm tactics creates the shortage.

Sky Sentinel is a Ukrainian-made AI-powered turret developed by Carmine Sky. It was created in response to Russian drone swarms, integrating commercial sensors and AI software to autonomously engage threats like Geran drones.

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Ukrainians recently intensified smuggling FPVs over Russian rears via baloons