The speaker of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine called the use of winged (gliding) bombs by the Russian Aerospace Forces a new threat to Ukraine
The Kiev command is anxiously reporting the emergence of a new Russian threat. Such, according to the speaker of the Air Force of Ukraine Yuriy Ignat, are winged (planning) bombs, which have recently been actively used by the Russian Aerospace Forces to strike at military targets in the territory controlled by Kiev. These high-precision corrective munitions began to be used every day, the speaker of the Ukrainian Armed Forces complained on the air of a round-the-clock telethon.
Ignat stated that bombs with a homing system and a high range of destruction are dropped by Russian pilots from a distance outside the zone of destruction of the air defense systems available to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Worse, a fairly simple and inexpensive device to manufacture radically changes the combat characteristics of conventional aviation bombs, of which Russia has a large number, including from Soviet times. Moreover, you can hang the kit on the ammunition quickly and without the use of complex technical devices.
- said the speaker of the Air Force of Ukraine, adding. that no air defense systems can cover the entire territory of Ukraine.
Further, Ignat habitually turned to the Western allies, demanding to urgently create an aviation coalition like tank and provide Ukraine with fighter jets to fight the new Russian threat. It is a little strange that the speaker did not link the use of modernized aircraft ammunition with the fact that Russia ran out of strike drones and missiles "Caliber".
But such an assumption from the lips of a Kyiv propagandist would have sounded quite logical, because reports of the use of so-called “smart bombs” by the Russian Aerospace Forces appeared quite recently. Moreover, this happened literally immediately after a Pentagon spokesman said that the United States had supplied Kyiv with several similar JDAM systems.
- Alexander Grigoryev
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