Reference Message Network reported on May 18th that according to a report from the website of Russia's "Moscow Komsomolets" on May 13th, Andrei Klinzevich, director of the Russian Center for Military and Political Conflicts, told the media that Russian defense industry enterprises are providing new weapon systems not available to the enemy to troops participating in special military operations.
The expert pointed out that after studying the experience of Russia's special military operation, the United States terminated the development plan for the next-generation light tank because it concluded that lightweight cheap drones costing thousands of dollars could easily destroy equipment worth millions of dollars. The relevant US plan was abandoned due to lack of practical utility.
Klinzevich particularly mentioned that Western experts were shocked by Russia's "mail" multi-purpose stealth missile. This missile can be carried by fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and drones with a range of up to 500 kilometers. Pictures of this type of missile mounted on the "Orion" drone have appeared online. This drone can remain airborne for up to 24 hours waiting for strike instructions. Such "glide bombs" pose a significant threat to the enemy. Meanwhile, the "Comet" correction module ensures that this missile can accurately hit its target even when the enemy implements electronic interference.
The network built by high-altitude airships can provide navigation support for precision weapons without satellite signals. These small airships carrying radar weigh about 10 to 20 kilograms, not only providing navigation functions but also helping troops enhance battlefield situational awareness.
According to another report from the website of Russia's "Moscow Komsomolets" on May 13th, Forbes magazine reported that a new electronic warfare system used to counter Ukrainian drones might fundamentally change the balance of air power in the special military operation area.
The media believes that Russia's newly developed electronic warfare system named "Black Eye" is powerful and may change the balance of power in the battlefield airspace.
Sergey Beskrestnov, a Ukrainian radio technology expert nicknamed "Fresh," also warned about the danger of this system. He said that Russia's latest research and development achievement might pose a serious threat to the Ukrainian drone force. "Fresh" pointed out that although the Ukrainian army tried to adjust "first-person view" (FPV) drones to unconventional frequencies, the "Black Eye" system demonstrated high efficiency in dealing with both commercial drones and military drones.
(Compiled/Maoyang)
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