There were shots of hitting UAVs "kamikaze" on Saudi terminals

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In the “60 minutes” program of the CBS channel, footage from the surveillance cameras of the Saudi Aramco refinery was shown. They captured the moment of the defeat of the terminals of the Saudi enterprise UAV- "kamikaze" and cruise missiles.





On the frames that appeared on the network, you can see the very moment of destruction of objects located in the territory of Saudi Aramco factories. The attack was carried out on 14 of September. In particular, the film from CCTV cameras allows us to determine that fuel tanks were affected. It shows how, after the explosions, fires begin.

As a result of the attack on Saudi Aramco, the Middle East kingdom reported halving hydrocarbon production. Initially, it was assumed that the attack was carried out by the forces of the Yemenite Hussites, whose movement is fighting the coalition led by official Riyadh, but later both Saudi Arabia and the countries of Europe and the USA accused Iran of attacks. Tehran has completely rejected the allegations.


Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman spoke last Sunday with interviewin which he called to curb Iran’s ambitions and speak out against Tehran “with the whole world”. At the same time, he declared his country's desire for peace, noting that the military conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran could lead to a global economic crisis and an "incredible jump in oil prices."
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  1. -10
    30 September 2019 12: 33
    Everything has already been practically restored there and oil prices have returned to their previous level.
    1. +9
      30 September 2019 12: 40
      Repeat if necessary :)) that there are few plants in CA
      1. +6
        30 September 2019 12: 54
        Quote: Nycomed
        Everything has already been practically restored there ...

        That's all, but not all. Confirmed oil reserves cannot be restored.
        It ends there.
        1. +8
          30 September 2019 13: 00
          This "unexpected raid" is very reminiscent of the "robbery" scene from the movie "Operation Y"
        2. -1
          30 September 2019 13: 06
          And what does "proven oil reserves" have to do with it? Nothing happened to the oil reserves. They remained as they were. Part of the refinery equipment was destroyed and, in part, the oil and oil products that were in storage. And stocks have absolutely nothing to do with it.
          1. +4
            30 September 2019 16: 34
            "Minusators" believe that it is possible to destroy the proven oil reserves, which are located in the rock mass?
            1. -1
              30 September 2019 22: 54
              Great shot at the 17th second of the video.
              An explosion near the camera. An explosion in a place where a kamikaze UAV can fly only to the right.
              Single-frame viewing - no UAV, no rocket either. Just an explosion.
              This is not a UAV.
              IT WAS AN EAST INSTALLED MINES WITH A TIMER !!!
      2. -5
        30 September 2019 13: 02
        What's the point? Moreover, the factor of surprise will no longer be. So, hardly.
        1. +1
          30 September 2019 16: 32
          And the "minusers" think that the factor of surprise is a constant?
        2. +2
          30 September 2019 17: 11
          I agree that the "surprise factor" in a war means a lot. And the "Houthis" are waging a real war with the KSA.
          Colleagues, their disassembly is of little concern to us. Let them continue to "have fun"
    2. +6
      30 September 2019 12: 41
      What is restored there is blown up only that is not directly related to oil production, amazing selectivity.
      1. +1
        30 September 2019 12: 52
        Yes, the mattresses will soon be drained of all the oil and the Arabs will be sent to smell sand. laughing
        Delov something. wink
      2. +5
        30 September 2019 13: 07
        Quote: BARKAS
        What is restored there is blown up only that is not directly related to oil production, amazing selectivity.

        And that is true. And with surgical accuracy. I did not think that Iranian or Hussite (read, again, Iranian) drones are capable of this. If so, then my respect for Iranian technology. However, my internal censor strongly resists such reverence. Without any evidence, it is more like a more high-tech strike.
        1. +1
          30 September 2019 16: 04
          Quote: Shuttle
          Without any evidence, it is more like a more high-tech strike.

          I beg of you! 7 years ago, our aircraft modellers assembled models capable of autopilot flying from Peter to Kronstadt and back. what is the problem? GPS modules in open access.
          1. +2
            30 September 2019 17: 52
            Quote: SanichSan
            I beg of you! 7 years ago, our aircraft modellers assembled models capable of autopilot flying from Peter to Kronstadt and back. what is the problem? GPS modules in open access.

            What is the problem? I will explain to you what the problem is. Your model airplanes are definitely great. There is no doubt. But did they carry explosives on their models? No? But a cloud of drones hit objects from a distance of at least 800 km. Moreover, not in one place, but in several at once. Fast enough. Those. all flew together. And it looks like everyone flew to the goal. Or almost everything. Now compare that to the American tomahawk strikes against Syria not so long ago. Launched more than a hundred rockets. What was the effect? Are American Tomahawks (essentially the same drones) dumber than Iranian / Houthi drones? American, Karl! This country has the richest experience to date in remote warfare using unmanned attack vehicles. Who could surpass her? That's right - only she herself. Well, or an equal power in this respect. Who could it be? And there are not many options:
            1. Israel
            2. China
            3. Russia.

            Incidentally, I do not ignore the fact that it is beneficial for some in the Russian Federation to maintain high world prices for oil in particular and for hydrocarbons in general. But Russia, even indirectly, didn’t even decide to blame it on the bottom itself, the loosest liberot in the Russian Federation itself (and what can be even more bland?) .. As far as I understand, the Chinese trace was certainly seen in terms of borrowing / using Chinese technologies, but certainly not directly involved. After all, fragments of the device were shown almost on the same day.
            Speaking of debris. Something they are not too many for such a massive raid.
            1. 0
              3 October 2019 13: 55
              Quote: Shuttle
              But carried explosives on their models? No? But a bunch of drones hit objects from a distance of at least 800 km. And not in one place, but in several. Fast enough. Those. flew all together.

              strange, but I do not see any technical problem. making a drone larger a couple of times is not a problem. all guidance equipment is in the public domain. can the problem carry out a synchronous start? no.
              the Syrian fighters did the same with such padelaks gathered on their knees.

              and what do you think is impossible if even the Bedouins cope with this?
              Quote: Shuttle
              Launched more than a hundred rockets. What was the effect? Are American Tomahawks (essentially the same drones) dumber than Iranian / Houthi drones? American, Karl!

              this convincingly proves that the Russian air defense operating in Syria is much more effective than the American air defense operating in the SA. it is strange that you still continue to ignore such an obvious conclusion ... request
              Quote: Shuttle
              Speaking of debris. Something they are not too many for such a massive raid.

              it is likely that some of the drones are the same plywood crafts as the Syrian in the photo. after entering the oil terminal, it will completely burn out, unless the engine remains.
      3. +2
        30 September 2019 17: 39
        Yes, and filmed as if "accidentally". It smells like another "test tube".
        1. 0
          1 October 2019 10: 02
          Quote: lexus
          Yes, and filmed as if "accidentally". It smells like another "test tube".

          There are wonderful shots from CCTV cameras. The angle of approach at the 9 second of the video is clearly visible.
          And at the 16th second, the first affected container is clearly visible, and then the moment of the second defeat. In this case, the result of the defeat of the second container and the first one visually coincide and are practically indistinguishable. And the difference between the blows in some minutes. Those. "Iranian drones" not only flew to the desired point, but also each entered their target, as if the target itself attracted them. There is a feeling that the flock was circling somewhere in a few tens of kilometers from the target and the same operator guided them as if the darts champion had placed darts in a circle. Not two operators, but one. Just like a signature.
          Well, or beacons. Although this is unlikely.
    3. +1
      30 September 2019 13: 16
      They’ll come up with something else. Just to raise prices.
    4. +1
      30 September 2019 13: 18
      I’m embarrassed to ask ... You yourself personally restored everything there to make such statements with such an aplomb?
      1. +1
        30 September 2019 13: 55
        We remember what Saddam left in Kuwait after the first Gulf War. That's right, burning wells with blown-off tree fittings. And "closing" a gushing and, moreover, a burning well is much more difficult than restoring refinery equipment. As an oilman with 32 years of experience, I am talking about this. And nothing, they closed, repaired and put into operation, and also, quite quickly. Yes, the consequences for the environment were very serious, but this problem was solved. And "deprive stocks" is beyond my understanding. "Reserves" are located in oily rocks, which can be found at any depth. For example: here, in Western Siberia, oil-bearing strata are located at depths of 1500 m. up to 4000m. How to destroy these stocks?
        1. NKT
          0
          30 September 2019 14: 41
          Already Turon (~ 760m) began to be developed, so it can be said, somewhere with 700m wink
        2. 0
          30 September 2019 16: 36
          "Minusators" think that oil flows along the surface of the earth, like rivers and streams, and it can be scooped up in buckets? Is it not necessary to drill wells?
        3. +1
          30 September 2019 16: 41
          Quote: Nycomed
          Yes, the consequences for the environment were very serious,

          Characteristically, the girl Greta will not approve. am
          Quote: Nycomed
          but they also solved this problem.

          I won’t approve anyway. wassat
    5. -2
      30 September 2019 14: 57
      If necessary, repeat !!!
    6. +1
      30 September 2019 16: 30
      That is, the "minusors" do not agree that oil prices have returned to their previous values?
      1. NKT
        +1
        30 September 2019 17: 20
        We can say that it has practically returned, but Fitch has downgraded the CA rating to "A" in anticipation of new blows. But the question is how quickly they will repair the plant. The market froze so far ....

  2. +5
    30 September 2019 12: 33
    Did I understand correctly that there are film surveillance cameras? ?? belay recourse
    1. +9
      30 September 2019 12: 43
      Are you talking about this?
      In particular, the film from surveillance cameras allows ...

      These are film journalists. laughing
      One wise guy wrote, and I retype the rest of the race without reading this nonsense.
      Well done. good laughing

      And you, too, have taken me into fashion to read and think about what is written. laughing
  3. +2
    30 September 2019 12: 34
    Oh, the Houthites had few missiles and drones. negative
  4. 0
    30 September 2019 12: 40
    Saudi Arabian prince Mohamed bin Salman spoke last Sunday with an interview calling for curbing ambition

    Everything is good there and carve-up, friction will go on forever! Until someone alone can crush everyone !!! But this will not happen, outside "spectators" will abruptly cease to be just "spectators", they can become participants in events.
  5. +5
    30 September 2019 12: 44
    These are just flowers (blows to oil storage facilities), berries still to come - blows to oil refining and sorting plants, which will need to be restored at least six months in conditions when the reserves of oil prepared for delivery have already been exhausted.

    Hussites are handsome bully
    1. +1
      30 September 2019 15: 07
      Yes they still battered the Saudi army


    2. 0
      30 September 2019 16: 47
      There are thousands of such installations in the Russian Federation called PPN. And, if necessary, are replaced quickly enough. Replacement of pumps, parts of damaged pipelines, valves, el. engines, etc.
      1. 0
        30 September 2019 17: 02
        Both Saudi refineries and pre-treatment oil refineries have integrated prefabricated units, which, if successful, require complete dismantling and replacement with new ones. A successful hit (with an accuracy of several meters) depends only on GPS, GLONASS, Beidou or Galileo.
        1. +1
          30 September 2019 17: 15
          What difference does it make, everything is repaired and replaced quickly enough if desired and with the availability of funds, as well as specialists and working hands. The Saudis have all this.
  6. -1
    30 September 2019 12: 44
    and oppose Tehran "with the whole world."

    interesting ... and who will subscribe to this case? recourse I don’t talk about conversations .... the states will give the next portion of sanctions in their tongue ... wink
  7. 0
    30 September 2019 13: 08
    Here I’m lying after dnyuya and the thought came from the discharge, but what if ..... .If you put the munition instead of the head on the atomic path, put something like a string. I understand and accept, it’s a little hard, but the electronics do not stand still. Just think in case of a nuclear-free conflict, an excuse to abandon the AWACS. Just if you minus, explain what you are wrong about? Once again after dnyuhi))) I woke up, and here I’ve thought about the news, what if? Who is savvy in this thread, answer if it’s real .
    1. 0
      1 October 2019 01: 01
      Quote: aivengo2.0
      Here I’m lying after dnyuya and the thought came from the discharge, but what if ..... .If you put the munition instead of the head on the atomic path, put something like a string. I understand and accept, it’s a little hard, but the electronics do not stand still. Just think in a nuclear-free conflict, a reason to abandon the AWACS.

      Something I did not understand your engineering conclusions at all. Is this, in the sense that a barrage of ammunition can also beat heavy metal on one string?
      Merry, you see, was a birthday ...
  8. +3
    30 September 2019 13: 21
    But I didn’t see anything arriving. There is an explosion, there is no object flying out into the frame. request
    1. +1
      30 September 2019 16: 36
      And I thought that only I could not see a flying object
  9. +4
    30 September 2019 13: 32
    Obviously not a UAV .. The speed is large and the explosive effect is considerable ..
    1. 0
      30 September 2019 17: 01
      What an explosive effect. A cruise missile has 500 kg of warhead. Look how our five hundred are wagging - there is a video from Syria. And there is just a flash and sparks, more like an explosive package.
  10. +5
    30 September 2019 15: 31
    When the Saudis financed the terrorists in Chechnya and Syria, they were fine! Are you okay? There is no pity for them! Share!
  11. +3
    30 September 2019 15: 39
    Quote: maiman61
    led by official Riyadh, but subsequently

    I completely agree with you, as a former resident of Grozny, I’ll doubly rejoice if they play on the Saudis again! yes, so that after this camels again had to be grazed drinks am
  12. +2
    30 September 2019 16: 33
    Ben Salman, where is the logic: "to speak out against Tehran" with the whole world "and then: the military conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran could lead to a global economic crisis"? I see no logic
  13. -1
    30 September 2019 16: 35
    How sweet.
  14. +4
    30 September 2019 16: 50
    Comrades, the first time I watched the footage immediately after the explosion, and today I think: maybe a diversion under the cover of an UAV? For example: drones or missiles created noise, panic, and at that moment the storage was undermined.
    In any case, this attack was carefully prepared.
  15. -1
    30 September 2019 17: 46
    Beautifully burn ..! The Saudis from the USA were well punished, some rebels ..
  16. +1
    30 September 2019 18: 30
    Too fast for drones ...
  17. 0
    30 September 2019 19: 48
    Yes, we all remember. And the battleship Maine, and the Gulf of Tonkin incident, AND Pearl Harbor. We remember everything. Comrades from overseas, they lie like they breathe. They need a casus belli, so they get it. But who, from this, will be easier?
  18. 0
    30 September 2019 23: 16
    Everything is all right, and the prices are already normal, which means a planned action against Iran ...