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Russia has two ways to break the "Kherson plans" of the APU
Kiev, despite the colossal losses, continues to pull the reserves of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the Kherson region. And although the intensity of the shelling of the region has somewhat decreased, experts warn that Zelensky has not abandoned his military plans in this direction. What forces the AFU command to continue fighting and how could the allied forces of Russia, the DPR and the LPR prevent this?
Russian satellites will be built on a new principle
The domestic space industry should radically change the approaches to the creation of orbital vehicles, says the head of Roscosmos Yuri Borisov. How are Russian satellites arranged today, what are their disadvantages compared to foreign competitors, and how are satellites proposed to be changed?
Bayraktar is not for sale yet
Turkish firm is against supplies to Russia, but politics decides everything
At the front, drones are like money, there is always not enough of them. Having joined the troops, the next batch quickly melts from the enemy's fire and electronic warfare (EW), technical problems and resource consumption.
The old "Hound" will not miss the goal
70 years ago, the tests of the legendary Mi-4 amphibious transport helicopter began
Serial rotorcraft appeared in the Red Army even before the Great Patriotic War. These were two-seat autogyros A-7–3A designed by Nikolai Kamov. An autogyro is an aircraft with a pulling propeller, in which the bearing rotor rotates not from the engine, but freely, under the influence of an incoming air flow. However, there were very few of them: just one correction and reconnaissance squadron of five vehicles.
Su-34: fast and merciless
The base aircraft of front-line aviation is being tested by combat
The Russian Aerospace Forces will receive a new batch of Su-34 front-line bombers. The contract for the supply of aircraft was signed at the international forum "Army-2022". The agreement was signed by Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation Alexey Krivoruchko and Vice President of the United Aviation Corporation Alexander Bobryshev.
Tokyo puts on the sixth generation
New fighters are promised to Japanese pilots by 2035
Unlike many of Washington's allies, Tokyo firmly pursues a special military-technical policy. Within its framework, it not only buys the best samples of weapons, military and special equipment (VVST) American production (and necessarily with revision, often very significant, under national requirements), but in the most critical areas develops its own samples.
The US Air Force resumed flights of CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor planes, without solving the problem with the gearbox
The US Air Force resumed flights of CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor planes after a two-week pause. This pause was connected with the investigation after several incidents with these tiltrotor planes, which are in service with American troops.
Qatar buys Typhoon fighters and Al Zubarah-class corvettes to guard the World Cup
Thanks to international assistance and high-tech acquisitions, the Persian Gulf country is trying to ensure maximum security control of the tournament. Just a few months before the FIFA 2022 World Cup, Qatar received the first batch of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets, the latest major acquisition of the Persian Gulf country, which Doha believes will help strengthen the security of the competition.
How should Russia treat the arms race within the EU
Emmanuel Macron, following Olaf Scholz, set his military and military–industrial complex the task of turning the country's army into the strongest on the continent. Despite the crisis, tens of billions of euros are being invested in the arms race. Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki also promises to double military spending "in the face of the Ukrainian conflict." For what purpose did the countries of Europe hastily begin to build up their military potential?
Greece "allowed" Turkey to use S-400
The purpose of the Athens trap approved by the USA
Greece wants to legitimize the "islands it occupies" and expand the space of domination, Cumhuriyet writes. That is why she pursued Turkish F-16s and used the S-300. According to the author of the article, this "Athens trap" was not without the participation of the United States.
Hearing aid: Tornado-S will be able to shoot disposable drones
Drones are used for electronic warfare and jamming enemy communications
Russian gunners will start firing drones. For multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) Tornado-S is developing missiles with UAVs inside. The devices can be launched at a distance of tens of kilometers, after which disposable drones will temporarily silence communications and radars behind enemy lines. This makes it possible to radically increase the capabilities of electronic warfare of Russian troops. According to experts, promising ammunition will make the Tornado-S an effective means of countering enemy artillery and air defense.
These three Russian missiles are keeping the whole world at bay
Three Russian missiles terrify the world
These three Russian missiles are a "terrible" weapon with which Moscow threatens the West, writes Al Jazeera. One of them is the most powerful nuclear missile with the largest target range in the world. Such weapons keep Europe and the United States from trying to provoke Russia.
The first Indian-built aircraft carrier Vikrant has been commissioned
On September 2, 2022, with the participation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Cochin, at the Indian State shipbuilding enterprise Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), a ceremony was held for the commissioning of the first Indian-built aircraft carrier R 11 Vikrant into the Indian Navy. During the ceremony, a new Indian naval flag was raised on the aircraft carrier for the first time, designed to replace the British-style naval flag with the George Cross used since 1950.
August theses: Sergei Shoigu summed up the results of the month of special operation
Ukrainian formations are suffering heavy losses, and the influx of foreign mercenaries has slowed down sharply
Over the past month, 174 command posts of brigade and battalion units have been hit in Ukraine, 601 units of heavy weapons and artillery systems, mainly of Western production, have been destroyed, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said on September 2.
Polish General: Every tank battalion is worth its weight in gold today
Poland has handed over to Ukraine almost all combat-ready armored vehicles, including Soviet T-72 tanks, and now intends to strengthen the tank grouping with foreign equipment. In the near future, the Polish army will receive the first batch of American Abrams M1A2 SEPv3 out of 250 total under the contract. Warsaw also intends to purchase 1,000 South Korean K2s and is still counting on German Leopard. Major-General Maciej Jablonski, Inspector of the Polish Ground Forces, told about the preparation of crews for the development of new equipment, plans for the modernization of the army's armored grouping in an interview with Defence24.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced the Bayraktar UAV strikes on military equipment of the Russian Federation
The Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Valery Zaluzhny, is a devoted "fan" of Turkish drones, so he closely monitors their participation in combat operations. So, today the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced the strikes made in Turkey by Ukrainian Bayraktar UAVs on Russian military equipment.
The US has developed a drone capable of spreading infected insects
Technical means of delivery and use of biological weapons based on a drone with a container for infected insects have been patented in the United States, Igor Kirillov, head of the radiation, chemical and biological protection Forces of the Russian Armed Forces, said on Saturday.
In the US, the Russian "Hunter" was called a failure
The Russian strike-reconnaissance heavy unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) "Hunter" is a failure. So the promising product was called by the columnist of the American edition of 19FortyFive, Steve Balestrieri.
The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation drew attention to the development in the United States of drones for the use of bioweapons
Igor Kirillov, Head of the Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Forces of the Russian Armed Forces, noted that the US Patent and Trademark Agency had issued a document for an unmanned aerial vehicle for the spread of infected insects in the air.
Kiev has requested "Bayraktary" with a device for spraying chemicals
Kiev has requested from the manufacturer of drones "Bayraktar" the opportunity to equip drones with a device for spraying chemicals, said on Saturday the head of the troops of radiation, chemical and biological protection of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation Igor Kirillov.