Rostec confirmed the use of domestic kamikaze drones in Syria

Rostec confirmed the use of domestic drones-kamikaze in Syria during testing. Bekhan Ozdoev, industrial director of the armaments complex of the state corporation, spoke about this in an interview with Izvestiya.

Today Russia has its own line of kamikaze drones. The interest in it on the world arms market is extremely high. A significant role in this was played by the fact that we tested them in Syria, in real combat conditions.

- he said.

According to Ozdoev, such drones Much cheaper than missiles, virtually invisible to radar, and highly effective on the battlefield. He noted that many foreign customers show interest in Russian loitering ammunition, but they are not exported. The primary task is to saturate the Russian army with this type of ammunition.

Earlier, the head of Rostec, Sergei Chemezov, announced the tests in Syria of kamikaze drones KUB-UAV and Lancet, developed by the Kalashnikov concern. Details of the use of drones were not disclosed, but most likely, with the help of loitering ammunition, strikes were made on the positions of the militants in the Syrian province of Idlib.

"Lancet" has several types of guidance systems: coordinate, using optoelectronic means and combined. The television channel transmits an image of the target, which allows confirmation of a successful defeat. The takeoff weight of the Lancet-3 drone is 12 kg, the range is up to 40 km at a speed of 80 to 110 km / h, the type of fuse is pre-contact. Warhead weight - 3 kg. "Lancet-1" with a takeoff weight of 5 kg has a warhead weighing 1 kg.

The KUB-UAV has a warhead weighing about 3 kg, capable of staying in the air for up to 30 minutes at a speed of 80-130 kilometers per hour and hitting a target regardless of its stealth and terrain.

Comments

[Vladimir_2U]

Running in conditions close to combat is good!

[Observer2014]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Running in conditions close to combat is good!

Actually, there is a war going on there, so there was a running-in in combat conditions.
By the way, I want a qualitative comparison of similar ammunition. With "inchport" manufacturers. Flight duration. Mass of warheads. Accuracy of hitting the target. Naturally, the range. Plus what additional reconnaissance equipment can these ammunition work with. In general, an interesting comparative article would turn out. I would love to read it.

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Observer2014

Actually, there is a war going on there, so there was a running-in in combat conditions.

Rhetorical question: Do local "spirits" have at least some means of counteracting the patrolling power supply? So these are tests in conditions close to combat, with an increased risk, not without it.

[carstorm 11]

There, rather, tactics are tested more. This is a more difficult question.

[Orkraider]

Quote: carstorm 11

There, rather, tactics are tested more. This is a more difficult question.

Greetings!

There is a good joke about tactics:
A two in tactics is awarded only in three cases: for planning a nuclear strike on one's own positions, for forcing a water wall along it, and for organizing an offensive in the opposite direction from the positions of the enemy.

[Observer2014]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Quote: Observer2014

Actually, there is a war going on there, so there was a running-in in combat conditions.

Rhetorical question: Do local "spirits" have at least some means of counteracting the patrolling power supply? So these are tests in conditions close to combat, with an increased risk, not without it.

What is there against this ammunition or not, the local "spirits" are the problems of local "spirits". What to shoot is. So in theory there is something to shoot down. Well, in practice. In practice, the Armenians also suffered from these ammunition in the fall. So, did the Azerbaijanis also use such products close to the combat situation?
In general, as regards the Syrian "spirits", the dog knows what they have in general and what they are capable of. They are constantly attacking our base from the air. True, our air defenses there have debugged the campaign and the bird will not fly by. But the fact is fact. Periodically ours shoot down all kinds of flying garbage launched at the base.

[Cowbra]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Rhetorical question:

And I don’t remember where they were used against the enemy, which has means of destruction? And then in Syria they knocked them down, along the way from the Kalash, there is nothing else, by and large

[Piramidon]

Quote: Cowbra

in Syria they knocked them down, along the way from the Kalash

Do you have any data? Or as usual - "I know for sure and you google it in the internet"?

[Cowbra]

For instance. In general, I've already uploaded pictures of those who were shot down. If there is nothing to do - look in my posts, but I'm too lazy

[-Dmitry-]

For instance. In general, I've already uploaded pictures of those who were shot down. If there is nothing to do - look in my posts, but I'm too lazy

How interesting :) Google says it's an American drone :)
https://military-informant.com/airforca/v-sirii-byil-nayden-amerikanskiy-dron-kamikadze.html

https://nplus1.ru/news/2020/03/06/switchblade

[Cowbra]

The kamikaze drone is manufactured by the Israeli company AeroVironment and was supplied only for the interests of the Army and the US Marine Corps.

Well, here I agree, it is more logical to supply mattresses to your non-terrorists. But the drone is very Israeli. There were also photos of the same switchblades in Syria, who were shot by something, but judging by their size, it was Kalash - the memory device would grind them into dust

[-Dmitry-]

Well, I understand that it was about Russian drones.

[Incvizitor]

Maybe the Turkish columns carry them out, I would do so well and the bases at the same time.

[abrakadabre]

I would nightmare the oil-producing infrastructure with them. So as not to be mined.

[Zaurbek]

The Armenians had ... but it didn't help ...

[Alien From]

I agree with the Observer, I am tired of articles with intentions.

[Anton Shtopany]

Why right now the cartoons will be customized

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Observer2014

By the way, I want a qualitative comparison of similar ammunition. With "inchport" manufacturers. Flight duration. Mass of warheads

Any loitering ammunition must have absolute accuracy ... Direct hit. Or why is he then? And the mass of the ammunition is determined by the target ...

[Kart]

Quote: Observer2014

Flight duration. Mass of the warhead.

KUB-UAV has a warhead weighing about 3 kg, capable of staying in the air for up to 30 minutes at a speed of 80-130 kilometers per hour

That is, the range is from 40 to 65 km.

[x.andvlad]

So it's not a bad thing ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaeBiDNZwuI
You need to have such a weapon.

[Anton Shtopany]

What is good that the aircraft carrier gave black smoke, lost aircraft and for repairs, what is good

[Trapp1st]

Lancet

Why not name it in Russian?

[KCA]

And we have many weapons called primordially Russian, even if simply Slavic, not borrowed from other languages ​​by names?

[Trapp1st]

And we have a lot of weapons called primordially Russian

There are a lot of Russian names, sometimes with good trolling.

[KCA]

Yes, the fact of the matter is that there are not very many, we just got so used to these words that we consider them Russian, and they came from other languages, Turkic, European, etc.

[Konstantin Gogolev]

This means that we will apply it to the Turks and Europeans.

[Simon schempp]

There are a lot of Russian names, sometimes with good trolling.

And surely Russians, not Latin, Greek or Arab?
With your struggle with "Anglicisms" you forget that the Russian language consists of more than half of borrowed words.

[neri73-r]

Quote: Simon Schempp

There are a lot of Russian names, sometimes with good trolling.

And surely Russians, not Latin, Greek or Arab?
With your struggle with "Anglicisms" you forget that the Russian language consists of more than half of borrowed words.

Why feel sorry for them (us, Russians), 90% of borrowed, but mostly from ancient Ukrainian words! And the remaining 10% are Jewish!

[Simon schempp]

Why pity them (us, Russians), 90% of the borrowed

Let's take the very first paragraph in the same news.

Rostec confirmed the use of domestic kamikaze drones in Syria during tests. Industrial director of the state corporation's weapons complex Bekkhan Ozdoev spoke about this in an interview with Izvestia.

Count loan words

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Simon Schempp

Count loan words

Kamikaze and Behkan Ozdoev? Did you guess right?

[Borsht]

Quote: Simon Schempp

Count loan words

I counted. Kamikaze, Bekkhan and Ozdoev, as words, have an unknown genesis (just kidding).
In the paragraph, all words except one - Indo-European nature. Not?

[lucul]

With your struggle with "Anglicisms" you forget that the Russian language consists of more than half of borrowed words.

Usually they accept words, the meanings of which are not in Russian. For example, the word corruption is foreign. There is no Russian equivalent.

[Dimide]

Bribery, no?

[lucul]

Bribery, no?

No - read the definition of corruption.

[Dimide]

Sorry for my French, but the same eggs, only a profile view
In my opinion, the word bribery even better conveys the essence of the phenomenon.

[lucul]

Sorry for my French, but the same eggs, only a profile view
In my opinion, the word bribery even better conveys the essence of the phenomenon.

Nonsense, corruption is the use of an official position for personal gain - do you feel the scale? When lobbying and much more falls under the definition of corruption.
And bribery is a simple bribe.
Corruption is such a subtle term, all the nuances of which have long been disclosed in the West.
For example, an official brought home pencils (government pencils) from work to sharpen, and his child used these pencils, without his father's knowledge, for drawing. Will this be considered corruption? Formally, yes, but by design, no. And such nuances are a dime a dozen here.

[x.andvlad]

Well, all were bypassed by the BMPT "Terminator", which is already there!

[Igoresha]

Well, all were bypassed by the BMPT "Terminator", which is already there!

"Punisher" is still there))

[Quadro]

Quote: x.andvlad

Well, all were bypassed by the BMPT "Terminator", which is already there!

But where does the terminator from the movie have to do with it? Hammer this word into Wikipedia, this term has nothing in common with the Hollywood pole

[Alexey RA]

Quote: x.andvlad

Well, all were bypassed by the BMPT "Terminator", which is already there!

* the disgruntled puffing of the Raptor patrol boat is heard.

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: KCA

Why not name it in Russian?

Quote: KCA

And we have a lot of weapons called primordially Russian

"UHOREZ"!

[carstorm 11]

And what are old Russian words? Do you even know that there are thousands of borrowed words in your daily use and you don't know about it?) From a tractor to, say, meatballs?)))

[lucul]

And what are old Russian words? Do you even know that there are thousands of borrowed words in your daily use and you don't know about it?) From a tractor to, say, meatballs?)))

Russian meanings for us are the most complete in perception. For example, the word abyss is perceived in such a way that there is no need to explain it.

[carstorm 11]

So the point is not in perception but in origin. ) electricity, circus, pharmacy can be especially perceived as something?)

[lucul]

So the point is not in perception but in origin. ) electricity, circus, pharmacy can be especially perceived as something?)

Yes, they convey only content, and the word abyss conveys both form and content.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Trapp1st

Why not name it in Russian?

You can, but the designer decided to call it that.

[Nasrat]

Quote: Trapp1st

Why not name it in Russian?

Lancet-stabbing surgical instrument double-edged for opening abscesses etc. In modern medical practice, it is replaced with a scalpel.

[Simon schempp]

Lancet-piercing surgical instrument

Which means a spear in German.)

[Nasrat]

Quote: Simon Schempp

Which means a spear in German.)

But when they say in Russian - a spear, everyone means - a spear, and not a surgical instrument ...

[ANB]

... In modern medical practice, it has been replaced with a scalpel.

Not replaced. Both tools are quite used.

[askort154]

Trapp1st .....Why not call it in Russian?

Indeed! "Lancet" in Latin, a double-edged object - a spear, in medicine - a scalpel. We ourselves wash out the Russian language at all levels. It is a shame to look at posters and advertisements on shops and public catering. Solid imitation of the English language.
And in this case, they could call it - "scalpel", or "spear", which is much clearer and more convincing. Moreover, they will not sell it abroad.

[Simon schempp]

And in this case, they could call it "scalpel", or "spear", which is much clearer and more convincing.

Scalpel (from Lat... scalpellum - knife)
Replace the Latin lancet with a Latin scalpel. Brilliant. What is this if not a witch hunt?

[askort154]

Simon Schempp .....Genious. What is this if not a witch hunt?

And why do you write the word "witch" in Russian, and not
in Latin venefica, or English - witch ?!
Apparently by the fact that you communicate here with the Russian society, and wish that they would understand you without an interpreter. That is, the true "roots of word formation" are not important, but their understanding by your interlocutor is important. We have the latest generation already habitually used - "wow", "okay". On the "lousy shops" the names are "supermarket", "your shopping" and so on. Funny and disgusting.
We live without ideas, washing out the Russian language (alphabet).
And this is the foundation of society.

[Simon schempp]

That is, the true "roots of word formation" are not important, but their understanding by your interlocutor is important.

I just understand everything. The lancet is the lancet)) You don't like this.

On the "lousy shops" the names - "supermarket"

The crummy shop comes from the French magasin, and the German magazin. Why is an English market worse than a German store?

We live without ideas, washing out the Russian language

Doesn't your Greek name really wash out the Russian language?

[-Dmitry-]

Doesn't your Greek name really wash out the Russian language?

don’t you understand? THIS IS OTHER :))))

[Borsht]

Quote: Simon Schempp

The crummy shop comes from the French magasin, and the German magazin.

How did this word become German and / or French? The Arabs will not agree. I first heard, and then saw the word "shop" in Russian, and immediately borrowed it from this language into my own. I do not care that the guardians and other Germans stole this word from the Semites who, once being proto-Semites, cut it off from other Egyptians or Sumerians, who also did not appear from a vacuum.

[Borsht]

Quote: Simon Schempp

Scalpel (from Latin scalpellum - a knife) laughing
Replace the Latin lancet with a Latin scalpel. Brilliant.

Wai, what clever Latins! So they took and came up with new words from the air or the world ether, and did not borrow anything at all from some kind of proto-Celto-Iberians ... People bellowed, hooted and chirped until the very arrival of the Latins from space.

[carstorm 11]

Why wash out? This is how all languages ​​of the world develop. People started to cook broth, but the word is French in origin. Need to invent your own?)

[lucul]

We ourselves wash out the Russian language at all levels.

If the elite is not Russian - what kind of development of the Russian language can we talk about?)))

[Cowbra]

Quote: Trapp1st

Why not name it in Russian?

Yes Easy. I propose to name it in Old Russian. A deceiver. After all, a shell is not a shell. UAVs are not UAVs. How is it there in Old Russian? "Bl * verbatim". And what, sonorous, multi-storey, and about love
http://old-ru.ru/old.html

[Evgeny Kirov]

I will offer my own version - "Crazy Emperor"

[ANB]

... Why not name it in Russian?

Yes, as it were, "lancet" is quite a Russian term. The name of the surgical instrument. Yes, borrowed, like a scalpel.
But I don’t remember something about the scalpel and lancet of purely ancient Slavic synonyms.
We are not Ukrainians to break the language, just not to use Russian terms.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Trapp1st

Lancet

Why not name it in Russian?

Lancet = scalpel, and this name has already been staked out by the ICBM

[Profiler]

Quote: Trapp1st

Lancet

Why not name it in Russian?

Why are you not satisfied with the name borrowed from a surgical instrument (analogue of a scalpel) for a highly precise surgical intervention (incision)?

Lancet of Emperor Peter I the Great

[Krasnodar]

Quote: Trapp1st

Lancet

Why not name it in Russian?

Knife? ))
Or Rosharope?

[Maz]

Lancet (German Lanzette, from Latin lancea - spear) is a stabbing surgical instrument with a double-edged blade for opening abscesses, etc. In modern medical practice, it is replaced with a scalpel.

[Thrifty]

Three years ago, they would have had such a weapon, and it would have been possible to knock out the militants' equipment and eliminate their leaders. These drones must be massively used there so that the militants simply scatter from losses - those who are not covered by the "Lancet" or other heavenly punishment of our VKS.

[Nikolaevich I]

The main thing is to start! And there, you see, and radars for the air defense system will appear!

[hydrox]

Radars for composites?
Very fresh thought!

[archiroll]

After the demo from Karabakh, the war with the Papuans becomes a matter of either money or the political will of the strong ...

[rocket757]

Rostec confirmed the use of domestic kamikaze drones in Syria

Is such a drone ammunition more effective, cheaper than other weapons?
"war" also has its own economy and the option that it wanted so much, that so "it is possible" is not acceptable! Only when it does not work in another way, it is more expensive in another way!

[taiga2018]

Some people wonder, what are we doing in Syria? At least we test our weapons in real combat conditions ... Well, not on our own territory, God forbid, to do this ... Cynical? Yes. Shameful? No.

[APASUS]

I wish I could understand the Ministry of Defense announced that it was buying 10-20 thousand Lancet UAVs from Kalashnikov, based on the results of its use in Syria. But so far there is no confirmation and all infa is based on someone's words.

[Jacket in stock]

The price question is really interesting.

[tralflot1832]

September October, where are Russian kamikaze drones? Abrashki, too, the tower flies. And it is also interesting that they also "squeal" on approaching the target. The Barmalees probably tell the gurias what they heard in the last seconds of their lives.

[businessv]

at a speed of 80-130 kilometers per hour and hit the target, regardless of its stealth and terrain.

This means that if suddenly the target disappeared into the hangar, it will still be hit ?! And those who see this will also be amazed at the drone's abilities! When will the speakers learn to express their thoughts competently? The news, on the whole, is cool, otherwise it was already beginning to seem that we were hopelessly lagging behind even the Turks in the development of UAVs.

[Abdallah]

Yes, yes, and to Mars, like the Americans, they launched a Mars rover. Jews give you up for bombing the babakhs in Syria

[Anton Shtopany]

And when the cartoon is shown, they looked at the plastic model

[Zaurbek]

Learn from the Turks in advertising ...... WHERE IS THE VIDEO APPLICATION? How will customers and the public know and believe?

[Skipper]

earthen pig ... he's aardvark ... ha ha ha