"Not in our favor": Americans compared the Mi-28NM with the "Apache"
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Russia is equipping its latest Mi-28NM Night Hunter attack helicopter with guided air-to-air missiles designed to destroy fighters, including the fifth generation. Writes about this NI.
The Russian Defense Ministry is equipping its attack helicopter with air-to-air missiles capable of hitting even fifth-generation fighters. Thus, the Russians are determined to destroy the American AH-64 Apache attack helicopters designed to fight the Russians. tanks.
The newest Russian attack helicopter Mi-28NM will turn into a fighter capable of coping with enemy aircraft, drones and cruise missiles. The R-74M missile was originally developed taking into account the possibility of hitting fifth-generation fighters F-35 and F-22
- the edition writes with reference to the publications of the Russian press.
According to the American edition, the Russian Mi-28NM will hide behind the terrain and hunt the American Apaches. In turn, the AH-64 Apache does not have air-to-air missiles and is inferior to the Russian helicopter in this component.
At the same time, the publication emphasizes that the idea of installing guided missiles to engage targets in the air is far from new; earlier OH-58D Kiowa reconnaissance helicopters were armed with Stinger missiles. The option of arming them with AH-64 Apache attack helicopters was considered, but later this was abandoned.
(...) attack helicopters are not designed for air combat, they should dominate the battlefield, but if necessary, Apaches can be armed with air-to-air missiles. But while the score is not in our favor
- summarizes the publication.
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