The defense forces of the Baltic Fleet have fulfilled the reflection of massive raids.

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Baltic Air Defense Forces fleet conducted exercises to repel a massive strike of cruise missiles in the Kaliningrad region, report News.

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The exercises took place in the 2 stage - in the fall and winter. Following their results, a number of servicemen presented awards.

“At the first stage, the calculations of S-400 air defense systems covering the Kaliningrad Region worked out a reflection of a massive air raid with electronic simulation of anti-aircraft missile launches on an attacking aviation. Aircraft equipment recorded the operation of radar systems, analyzing the effectiveness of attack reflection, ”the newspaper writes with reference to the military department.

At the second stage of the shooting, the Pantsir-С1 complexes on real cruise missiles were carried out. For this purpose, the calculations were sent by airplanes to the Telemba range in Transbaikalia. They had to deal with strategic bombers Tu-160, armed with target-converted cruise missiles X-55.

It is reported that the rockets attacked at low altitude with rounding of the terrain. The firing was successful, and the Baltic Fleet's air defense officers received the first practical experience of intercepting cruise missiles using the Pantsir-S1 air defense missile system.

The experience of recent military conflicts shows that the first strike is usually delivered precisely by cruise missiles. The goal is to neutralize the air defense system, to destroy command posts, communications centers, airfields and other key military infrastructure facilities. For example, one American destroyer can carry up to 90 cruise missiles intended for firing at coastal targets,
told the newspaper naval expert Alexander Mozgovoy.

He noted that it is very difficult to deal with such missiles.

Anti-aircraft gunners admit that it is easier to cope with the ballistic target. Such a goal is noticeable on the radar, and cruise missiles fly above the ground and almost invisible,
The expert explained.
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  1. +1
    5 March 2018 10: 29
    It’s good that the powder is dry. And the response club is big. Maybe we can still come to an agreement and don’t have to measure who has more fists.
    1. +8
      5 March 2018 10: 36
      Quote: the most important
      Maybe we can still agree

      Already agreed somehow, with Hitler.
      1. +4
        5 March 2018 10: 37
        Quote: the most important
        Maybe we can still agree

        While mattresses perceive the concept of “agreement” as accepting their terms and unilaterally withdraw from the agreements, accusing everyone of the violation, except for themselves, loved ones - does it make sense to negotiate? what
        1. +2
          5 March 2018 10: 43
          Quote: bouncyhunter
          does it make sense to negotiate?

          Looking to whom: Russia makes sense, we won’t drag out the “arms race”. But while there is a confrontation between Russia and NATO, Belarus is arming itself for a "freebie."
          1. +4
            5 March 2018 10: 48
            Quote: Crowe
            Belarus is arming for a "freebie"

            And why did you drag Belarus? It's not about that, and not even about a "freebie." request
            1. +2
              5 March 2018 11: 21
              To the fact that you are talking from Belarus about the uselessness of Russia's agreements with the United States.
              1. +1
                5 March 2018 11: 24
                Read carefully: I asked a question.
                Quote: bouncyhunter
                does it make sense to negotiate?
                1. +2
                  5 March 2018 14: 24
                  I answered:
                  Quote: Crowe
                  Looking to whom: Russia makes sense, we won’t drag out the “arms race”.

                  And then added
                  Quote: Crowe
                  But while there is a confrontation between Russia and NATO ...
  2. 0
    5 March 2018 10: 40
    Here I understand the reflection of a massive attack))) I neighing to tears))))
  3. 0
    5 March 2018 10: 41
    "that it’s easier to deal with a ballistic target. Such a target is visible on the radar,
    and cruise missiles fly above the ground and are almost invisible, "////

    How did they aim? belay
    1. +1
      5 March 2018 10: 43
      Quote: voyaka uh
      How did they aim?

      Fast.
      1. 0
        5 March 2018 10: 58
        That's right. good The carapace can bring down the CR at the last moment,
        a few hundred meters away. His radar is like that.
    2. +2
      5 March 2018 10: 48
      How did they aim?
      With a finger, using the set number of thousandths for each finger of the hand (those who served in the Soviet army remember that) is a joke. But you don’t even know this.
      1. 0
        5 March 2018 10: 56
        We know. I was a machine gunner. The sector was given by the officer: "fist" from the curve
        bush to the left and "two fingers" from the boulder to the right.
        And air defense shoots (a joke laughing )
        1. +2
          5 March 2018 11: 11
          they are subsonic (cruise missiles) you can shoot at the sound!
          1. 0
            5 March 2018 11: 13
            Even offhand a doublet! laughing
            1. +1
              5 March 2018 11: 15
              "fly - so fly, shoot - so shoot .." lol
    3. +7
      5 March 2018 10: 50
      They aimed as expected, just note the effectiveness of the "armor", in comparison with other means.
  4. 0
    5 March 2018 10: 44
    That's right, now task number one, on par with the destruction of ballistic missiles, is to shoot down cruise missiles at low altitude ....
  5. +4
    5 March 2018 10: 50



    Tu-160, armed with X-55 cruise missiles converted into targets.

    soldier
    The X-55 has very high tactical and technical characteristics, and it is quite difficult to bring them down. But now these missiles are nearing the end of their life. And they were replaced by more modern systems X-555 and X-101.
    The first air launch took place on February 23, 1981. And in December of that year, the X-55 was adopted.


    1. +2
      5 March 2018 11: 13
      Hello! hi Well are you shooting something? Is that a secret? lol
      1. +1
        5 March 2018 11: 45
        hi ... healthy.
        come on, secret?

        ... declassified.
        New secrets appeared soldier ;
        1. +1
          5 March 2018 12: 28
          that's whose trace they caught in Alaska! lol
    2. +1
      5 March 2018 13: 36
      Hello namesake hi
      1. +2
        5 March 2018 13: 51
        Quote: Alexander War
        Hello namesake hi


        hi ... healthy
  6. 0
    5 March 2018 11: 07
    And how many missiles at a time reflected, hit? Purely theoretically, a hungry minimum of -16 pieces per wave. That is how much arly burke can give out in one gulp.
  7. 0
    5 March 2018 11: 15
    When Europe leaves NATO, we can protect it from the invaders for 1% of GDP.

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