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Brasileiro escreveu: ↑Ter Abr 16, 2024 5:47 pm Não sei se já postaram em outro lugar, mas aí vai.

A notícia é que os ucranianos resgataram alguns mísseis Kh-101 abatidos, divulgados como sendo mísseis stealthy com uso de materiais compostos e radar absorband materials (RAM).

E a conclusão foi que, embora tenha alguma característica furtiva em sua geometria, é um míssil de carcaça majoritariamente metálica (alumínio e aço) e nenhum tipo de RAM.

https://en.defence-ua.com/weapon_and_te ... -5966.html

A Rússia produz 8.000 bombas das séries FAB e KAB com calibre de 250 a 1.500 kg por mês, uma quantidade significativa está sendo preparada para ataques aéreos como bombas planadoras.

A Rússia usa de 500 a 600 bombas planadoras por dia.

Já existem dezenas de milhares deles em armazéns. Assim que a Rússia aumentar a produção para além do consumo diário, aumentará os bombardeamentos para mais de 1.000 bombas por dia

Russia has deployed its new stealth cruise missile and is preparing additional versions.

Recently, the Russian Air Force destroyed Ukraine's Trypillia Power Plant with the newly-developed Kh-69 cruise missile.

Similar to the Storm Shadow and SCALP, the Russian stealth cruise missile Kh-69 completely evaded the anti-air systems.

I recently wrote about the difficulties anti-air systems face in intercepting this kind of missile, warning about the deployment of the new Kh-69. Read it here:

In fact, this attack highlights the Western anti-air systems to be ineffective against stealth cruise missiles, failing in the same manner as Russian systems.

Now, Western anti-air defenses must contend with this dangerous adversary, and the Russian industry is focusing efforts on increasing the production of the KH-69. However, this is just the first issue; shortly, Russia will deploy its newest missile, dubbed Izdeliye 720.

This new Russian stealth missile comes in two size variants, with warhead models weighing 450kg and 800kg.

The Izdeliye 720 is being manufactured by JSC Raduga.

After several months of reports indicating a shortage of missiles in the Russian arsenal, Moskow continue to bombard Ukraine, while also launching new missiles and modernizing old ones, such as the KH-101, which received several upgrades to become nearly a new product.

Russia is manufacturing at least 220-250 missiles every month. While I expected this, what surprised me was the complete dismantlement of the Ukrainian missile industry, one of the world’s most skilled teams.

While most of the world does not blame the current Ukrainian government for the war, they do hold it accountable for the dismantling of the Ukrainian Missile Industry.

Currently, there is no effective defense against stealth cruise missiles, except for deterrence.

It is possible that in a few months, AD systems will improve and achieve a higher interception rate for this kind of missile, but this will still take some time.

Given the already low stockpile of interceptors, I am now interested in what options Western systems have to counter this new threat.

MiG-31I fighters receive air refueling system
Another source said MiG-31I differs from previous MiG-K option by "different engines, avionics and missiles"
MOSCOW, April 18. /TASS/. MiG-31I fighter jets have been upgraded and received an air refueling system to increase the combat radius, a defense industry source told TASS.

"MiG-I fighters of the Russian long-range aviation received a possibility to refuel in the air and increased the combat engagement distance," the source said.

Another source said MiG-31I differs from previous MiG-K option by "different engines, avionics and missiles."

TASS has no official confirmation of the report.

The Izvestia daily earlier said MiG-31I will be able to refuel in the air. The fighter has electronic systems that increase the flight characteristics and capabilities. The jet is equipped with an electronic remote control system and onboard computers that automatically bring the jet into the required trajectory and fire a hypersonic missile at the calculated time.

De acordo com um comunicado do Ministério da Defesa russo, os bombardeiros estratégicos supersônicos russos Tu-160M ​​​​receberam novos mísseis de cruzeiro Kh-BD com alcance de mais de 6.500 km.

Russia develops new generation cruise missile​
Bogatikov noted that “the Kh-69 cruise missile used by Russia during the special military operation demonstrated excellent efficiency in destroying enemy targets. It is the only long-range cruise missile in the world that can be placed in the internal bays of fighter aircraft operating on the front lines.

Our products have proven to be in line with the declared technical specifications, and all the cruise missiles we have developed have shown high accuracy during their use in a special military operation, even when the enemy tried to counter them with air defense systems, jamming systems and electronic warfare

FCarvalho escreveu: ↑Dom Set 15, 2024 12:43 pm Será que já estão com os novos motores ou continua nos AL-41?

akivrx78 escreveu: ↑Ter Out 01, 2024 3:09 pm

cabeça de martelo escreveu: ↑Qua Out 02, 2024 12:55 pm Repara como ambos os aparelhos russos viram ao mesmo tempo. Eles tinham isto combinado...

Mais uma vez andam com os transponders desligados colocando terceiros em risco.