New record: a Su-35S aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces shot down a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter at a distance of more than 200 km
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A Su-35S combat aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces shot down a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter at a distance of more than 200 km. After rocket the target disappeared from the radar after launch.
This was reported by a number of Russian specialized resources.
It is reported that the enemy aircraft did not return to its airfield. It was destroyed by a Russian ultra-long-range air-to-air missile R-37M, which covered a record distance of 213 kilometers. Experts claim that this was a new documented record for the range of destruction of a target by an aircraft missile, set for the first time in stories. They call this case “unprecedented” and the distance from the launch site to the enemy aircraft “colossal.”
It is known that our pilot shot down a modernized MiG-29A fighter of the Ukrainian Air Force. It was discovered by the on-board system of the Russian Aerospace Forces Irbis aircraft when it was at a distance of about 270 kilometers. The R-37M missile was fired at the enemy at the moment when the MiG-29 was ready to launch the AGM-88B Block 3 HARM anti-radar missile.
The maximum range of the R-37M is 300 kilometers. The missile has a launch mass of just over half a ton, and the weight of the warhead is 60 kg.
The main purpose of this weapons is the destruction of airplanes, helicopters and other air targets at significant distances.
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