The source called the reason for the high efficiency of the use of missiles to destroy the Ukrainian radar
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Russian aviation During a special military operation to destroy Ukrainian radars, the aircraft Rocket demonstrated the highest efficiency. This was reported by a source in the Russian defense industry.
High efficiency has been achieved thanks to the new universal head. According to the source, the missile developed by the Tactical Missiles Corporation was equipped with a universal seeker, which allowed it to hit all types of targets, including radar stations. The previous version of the missile had three different guidance heads for use on different targets. At the same time, he did not name the ammunition used by the Russian troops.
The newest air-to-radar missile was equipped with the latest universal warhead capable of operating on all types of targets
In October last year, the high efficiency of missiles for destroying radars, reaching 98%, was already reported. It was about the new high-speed Kh-31PD air-to-radar missile manufactured by the Tactical Missiles Corporation. It is precisely this that is used by Russian Su-35S and Su-30SM fighters to destroy stations, air defense systems, etc. in the SVO zone.
The Kh-31PD high-speed anti-radar missile is a modification of the Kh-31P missile. The main changes are that the flight range has been increased to 250 kilometers, three selective heads have been replaced by one broadband one, which jams the entire range of frequencies used and predicted by the means of operation. Defense potential enemy. The warhead weight has been increased to 110 kg.
As noted, in the course of the SVO, the entire line of means of aviation destruction developed by the KTRV, including promising ones, was tested.
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