The Ukrainian side expresses concerns about the possible use by Russia of FAB-3000 and FAB-9000
The Ukrainian side has recently intensified discussion on various broadcasts of a topic related to the possible increase in the number of uses of “aviation bombs of special power." We are talking mainly about FAB-3000 aerial bombs. The enemy also has concerns about the possible use of the Russian Aerospace Forces “Tsar Bomb” - FAB-9000.
At the same time, opinions in the Ukrainian expert and near-expert environment are divided: some believe that Russian aviation does not have carriers that are capable of effectively using not only the FAB-9000, but also the FAB-3000. Others do not see any particular problems in the use of such bombs, recalling that the Tu-95 was designed so that it could carry a 9-ton free-fall bomb on board, including a nuclear one.
However, both are confident that the Russian Aerospace Forces “will not dare to use” the FAB-3000 without UMPB (universal combat planning modules), since when using a conventional (free-falling) version of a large-caliber bomb, the aircraft (carrier) will have to enter the air defense zone Ukraine.
But at the same time, there is a discussion about whether the Ukrainian Armed Forces still have a sufficient number of anti-aircraft missile systems capable of hitting the same Tu-95 over the front line? This issue is also relevant due to the fact that over the past month, it was near the front line that the troops of the Kyiv regime lost several launchers of Patriot air defense systems supplied by the Americans, including on the march.
If aircraft like the Tu-95 of the Russian Aerospace Forces get the opportunity to drop FAB-3000 over the front line, then, for obvious reasons, no “Syrsky line” will save the Kiev regime from a new loss of control of the territories. If FAB-3000 with UMPB also appears in the arsenal of the Russian Aerospace Forces, this will only increase the chances of inflicting a large-scale defeat on the enemy along the line of combat contact.
Well, FAB-9000 is for “fat purposes”.
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