The power of the Russian air defense: a massive salvo C-300 hit the video

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Spectacular shooting of C-300 anti-aircraft missile systems at the Ashuluk training ground in the Astrakhan Region.

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    1. +1
      20 October 2017 15: 15
      Handsomely! True, this is an old video published: 27 Sep. 2013
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    2. 0
      20 October 2017 15: 19
      Beautiful, even though the video is four years old.
    3. +2
      20 October 2017 15: 31
      I want to say with a phrase from the movie Some old people go to battle-We can’t, but we can! good
      1. +2
        20 October 2017 15: 37
        Right! definitely mogem! angry angry angry
        1. +1
          20 October 2017 15: 41
          Quote: NEXUS
          We can’t, but we can

          And what can we? Launch a "festive salute" or stop the wave of "Tomahawks"? And I would really like to know, and what is the percentage of defeat?
          1. +5
            20 October 2017 15: 57
            Quote: svp67
            Launch a "festive salute" or stop the wave of "Tomahawks"?

            I am interested, but are mattresses capable of providing a dense volley of axes in a certain direction unnoticed and quickly?
            Quote: svp67
            And I would really like to know, and what is the percentage of defeat?

            Now the issue of supplying S-350 systems to the troops is very important for us ... the accuracy is better there and the BC is more solid ...
            At the same time, do not forget that Buk-i or Torah always stand next to the 300s and all this is covered at a short distance by Carapace, Tunguska and Shilka ... from here it is said that the missile defense and air defense are layered.
            1. +1
              20 October 2017 16: 19
              Quote: NEXUS
              I am interested, but are mattresses capable of providing a dense volley of axes in a certain direction unnoticed and quickly?

              Of their submarines and destroyers - yes ....
              1. +3
                20 October 2017 16: 22
                Quote: svp67
                Of their submarines - yes ....

                What are you saying! That is, the mattresses will have to remove the surveillance of our missile carriers and, for the strike of the Kyrgyz Republic, to CONSISTENTLY concentrate a flock of multipurpose ships in order to ensure a tight salvo? I wildly apologize, and at the same time, what will our Boreas and Dolphins do without being accompanied by mattress submarines?
                1. +1
                  20 October 2017 17: 22
                  Quote: NEXUS
                  That is, the mattresses will have to remove the surveillance of our missile carriers and, for the strike of the Kyrgyz Republic, to concentrate UNMISTABLE the flock of multipurpose

                  What are you talking about? "Ohio" in the surveillance? Actually, these are converted strategists, under 154 KR Tomogavk ... And at least one of them is in the Republic of Kazakhstan, and no one knows how many are around.

                  1. +3
                    20 October 2017 17: 31
                    Quote: svp67
                    What are you talking about? "Ohio" in the surveillance? Actually, these are converted strategists, under 154 KR Tomogavk ... And at least one of them is in the Republic of Kazakhstan, and no one knows how many are around.

                    I am what you never answered ... I repeat the question ..
                    Quote: NEXUS
                    , and mattresses are able to provide a dense salvo of axes in a certain direction quietly and quickly?

                    At the same time, the same destroyers, in order to approach the salvo range, will have to bare their shores, since the destroyers will have most of the mattress missile defense. What does it take to approach not 2000 km from our coast, but 600-800 km ... and now, tell me, do you have enough axes to reach the Urals and Siberia? At the same time, axes must first suppress our missile defense, and this will take time. In addition, since the ax is a subsonic KR, how many swarms of axes (if it breaks through our missile defense) need to fly to goals in the Urals and Siberia?
                    I mean, we have three wagons to answer along the exposed shores of the United States and to take away not the Kyrgyz Republic, but the ICBMs, which will have a longer range.
                    And I told you all this on the condition that our marine and satellite reconnaissance is completely wooden and blind.
                    1. +1
                      20 October 2017 17: 39
                      Quote: NEXUS
                      At the same time, axes must first suppress our missile defense

                      We have SUCH holes in this system, which really do not need to be pushed properly now ...
                      1. +3
                        20 October 2017 17: 48
                        Quote: svp67
                        We have SUCH holes in this system, which really do not need to be pushed properly now ...

                        I’m probably going to tell you a big secret, but no one has a solid missile defense system that covers the entire territory of the state. It is expensive and meaningless. Only vital areas, objects and directions are covered.
                        Sense for example, we cover the forest and swamps? And the Great Canyon mattresses?
                        1. +1
                          20 October 2017 17: 55
                          Quote: NEXUS
                          I’ll probably tell you a big secret, but a solid missile defense system

                          I will tell you an even greater secret that officially such a system has been deployed only in ONE place - around Moscow.
                          Quote: NEXUS
                          Only vital areas, objects and directions are covered.

                          Now, alas, but this is only being restored. So much has been destroyed, especially in the 90s and during the time of Serdyukov. We do not yet have a reliable cover for all vital facilities. Since even in the radar field we still have big holes.
                2. 0
                  20 October 2017 17: 36
                  Quote: NEXUS
                  Quote: svp67
                  Of their submarines - yes ....

                  What are you saying! That is, the mattresses will have to remove the surveillance of our missile carriers and, for the strike of the Kyrgyz Republic, to CONSISTENTLY concentrate a flock of multipurpose ships in order to ensure a tight salvo? I wildly apologize, and at the same time, what will our Boreas and Dolphins do without being accompanied by mattress submarines?

                  Everything is already concentrated in them. "Ball" remember? So these two "berka" and from the wall then really did not deign to dump.
                  But, in general, the very presence of such training is pleasing.
              2. 0
                20 October 2017 17: 15
                at how come the Eminians to fly up and fly the submarines, current if))
          2. 0
            20 October 2017 18: 08
            Quote: svp67
            Since even in the radar field we still have big holes.

            Russia is completely covered by a radar field to protect against a missile attack https://topwar.ru/114971-rossiya-polnostyu-zakryt
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            1. +1
              20 October 2017 18: 11
              Quote: You Vlad
              Russia is completely closed by a radar field to protect against a rocket attack

              What missile attack? From a ballistic missile strike from America, yes, but there are still many questions if the KR will start to strike such a blow, but from the northern latitudes ...
              1. +1
                20 October 2017 18: 17
                Quote: svp67
                From a ballistic missile strike from America, yes, but there are still many questions if such a strike would be launched by the KR, but from the northern latitudes ..

                For me, our people understood that they want to drag us into the arms race again (this is about the “Instant Global Strike”). On this occasion, we decided that we would respond to their rare global strike with a nuclear strike! (Which will overcome any missile defense)
                1. +1
                  20 October 2017 18: 21
                  Quote: You Vlad
                  On this occasion, we decided that we will respond to their rare nuclear strike with their global strike! (Which will overcome any missile defense)

                  Judging by the latest statements by Putin, we are creating the same weapons for ourselves ...
                  1. 0
                    20 October 2017 18: 53
                    Quote: svp67
                    Judging by the latest statements by Putin, we are creating the same weapons for ourselves ...

                    Lag in such technologies is not good!
          3. 0
            22 October 2017 13: 51
            A wave of S-300 tomahawks? But isn’t there enough tunguska, shilka, beech and tori? Dear, even the mattresses admit that we have the strongest air defense!
    4. 0
      20 October 2017 22: 36
      ... you are endlessly happy on a date
      You read her poems about white snow.
      Do you know a friend, what is Emba
      Desert trembling from rocket launches ...
    5. 0
      20 October 2017 22: 37
      ! like a swarm of wasps!
    6. +1
      22 October 2017 21: 22
      everything is like a book: a line of two for each goal, beauty! it’s only a pity that cloudiness

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