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tomorrowusa · 2 years ago

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Certainly a bad day for Russian air forces inside Russia. Bryansk oblast borders Ukraine on the northeast.

Though during the first week of the war Ukraine shot down transports of invading troops near Kyiv who were supposed to take over the city and set up a puppet government.

Meanwhile, President Zelenskyy met Pope Francis Saturday at the Vatican

It was business as usual for Putin in Moscow

Germany is said to be the next stop on Zelenskyy’s visit to Western Europe. There’s good news waiting for him there.

Germany to send Ukraine €2.7 billion military aid package

That aid package includes IRIS-T-SLM air defense systems which Ukraine can use to shoot down more Russian planes, drones, and missiles.

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nawapon17 · 1 month ago

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#iris-t slm

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demiurgeua · 2 months ago

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Зенітний ракетний комплекс IRIS-T SLM на озброєнні Повітряних Сил ЗСУ

The German-made IRIS-T SLM air defence missile system is on combat duty at Ukraine’s Air Force since October, 2022. «Воювати на IRIS-T — одне задоволення»: Повітряні Сили показали роботу німецьких ЗРК – АрміяInform https://armyinform.com.ua/2024/10/17/voyuvaty-na-iris-t-odne-zadovolennya-povitryani-syly-pokazaly-robotu-nimeczkyh-zrk/ ”Воювати – одне задоволення”: Повітряні сили показали роботу…

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#Air defense #Armed Forces of Ukraine #ЗРК #ЗСУ #Збройні Сили України #Зенітний ракетний комплекс #ППО #Протиповітряна оборона #Російське вторгнення в Україну #Російсько-українська війна #IRIS-T SLM #Russo-Ukrainian War

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captain-price-unofficially · 5 months ago

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The Ukrainian Air Force released a large amount of footage today as part of their 20th anniversary celebration, including some very clear JDAM-ER launches, German-supplied IRIS-T SLM launch and intercept

#modern #russo-ukrainian war #aviation #combat footage

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mariacallous · 2 months ago

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Ukraine's partner countries are set to approve plans for military assistance within the framework of capability coalitions for several years ahead in December, Deputy Defense Minister for European Integration Serhiy Boyev said on Oct. 18.

The documents are being prepared within each of the eight coalitions and take into account the current and medium-term needs of Ukraine's Defense Forces for international military assistance—primarily the equipping of brigades with modern Western military technology and the quality training of personnel. The deputy minister also noted that the assistance within the coalitions aims to ensure the implementation of Ukraine's Victory Plan.

"The formation of roadmaps will help partners better understand the needs of Ukraine's Defense Forces and the possibilities of their provision," Boyev said during a meeting of the group of leading countries of the capability coalitions.

“The coalition support format provides the opportunity for flexible use of available resources and planning. In December, we expect the approval of our joint plans for receiving assistance over the next few years.”

The meeting was attended by representatives from the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, and Luxembourg.

Western military aid to Ukraine

Germany provided Ukraine with a new military aid package worth 600 million euros ($651 million) on Oct. 11. The package includes an Iris-T SLM air defense system, tanks, howitzers, and drones.

The European Union is moving towards investing in Ukraine's defense industry, as it cannot produce all the necessary weapons for Ukraine, The Washington Post reported on Oct. 14.

French Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced on Oct. 16 that the first French kamikaze drones would be delivered to Ukraine within a few weeks.

U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller stated on Oct. 17 that the United States is confident that countries in Europe and beyond will continue to provide military aid to Ukraine.

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tilos-tagebuch · 7 months ago

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🇩🇪 🇺🇦 Pistorius verspricht der Ukraine neue Waffen im Wert von 500 Millionen Euro

Flugabwehr, Munition und weitere Panzer

In dem neuen Waffenpaket sei eine hohe Zahl von Raketen für Flugabwehrsysteme vom Typ Iris-T SLM mit mittlerer Reichweite und eine kleinere Zahl von SLS-Flugkörpern mit kürzeren Reichweiten enthalten. Ein Teil des Materials stehe schon unmittelbar vor der Auslieferung.

Btw: Achtet mal auf die Schreibweise von Kiew & Odessa im Artikel - voll auf Linie das Blatt!

Source: https://www.0815-info.news/Web_Links-Pistorius-verspricht-der-Ukraine-neue-Waffen-im-Wert-von-fuenfhundert-Millionen-Euro-visit-11468.html

#germany #boris pistorius #ukraine #kiew #odessa

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workersolidarity · 1 year ago

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🇩🇪🇺🇦 🚨 GERMANY TO SEND NEW WINTER MILITARY AID PACKAGE WORTH $1.3 BILLION TO UKRAINE

During a visit to Kiev, German Federal Defense Minister, Boris Pistorius announced a new winter Military aid package worth an estimated $1.3 Billion for Ukraine.

Germany will deliver it's third package consisting of four Iris-T SLM air defense systems, increasing the total number of Iris-T's promised to be delivered to Ukraine from 8 to 12.

However, according to German media, only 3 Iris-T SLM systems have actually been delivered so far, and only one for this year.

Pistorius also promised Kiev 20'000 rounds of 155mm shells, equal to the number sent by Germany to Kiev so far.

In addition to 155mm shells, Germany will also be sending a total of 8'000 PARM anti-tank mines which fire a small fin-stabilized rocket when an armored target is acquired.

According to German media, the Federal Government of Germany hopes to produce an additional 130'000 shells for delivery to Ukraine over the next year, which would require a large expansion of shell production.

The new aid package also includes 60 "high-tech surveillance drones" of various types, as well as an additional two dozen radar systems for detecting enemy drones.

The German government also made no mention of whether there will be any deliveries of Taurus cruise missiles in this or future aid packages, hinting at a long-term "no" from the Chancellor, according to German media.

The German Defense Minister also visited the location of a German-supplied American Patriot missile defense system, located somewhere outside the Kiev region.

German media agency, Bild made extensive claims without evidence about the capabilities of the Patriot air defense system, going so far as to claim the system defends Kiev from both cruise and ballistic missiles.

Including claims about the system's ability to target and intercept the Russian Kinzhal hypersonic missile, something the Kiev regime has said repeatedly without producing evidence.

The total aid package worth $1.3 Billion Germany intends to send Ukraine includes:

▪️4 IRIS-T SLM anti-aircraft missile systems

▪️20,000 shells of 155mm artillery ammunition

▪️More than 24 drone detection systems

▪️60 high quality reconnaissance drones

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@WorkerSolidarityNews

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mokhosz-nafo · 6 months ago

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Ukraine will receive five additional air defense systems from allied countries

Namely:

◾️additional Patriot batteries from the USA;

◾️the promised Patriot from Germany;

◾️announced Patriot from Romania;

◾️Patriot components, donated by the Netherlands and other partners, to ensure the operation of the additional Patriot battery;

◾️and an additional SAMP-T system donated by Italy".

In addition, in the coming months, the US and its partners intend to provide Ukraine with "dozens of tactical air defense systems, including NASAMS, HAWK, IRIS T-SLM, IRIS T-SLS, and Gepard systems."

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awesome-casuallyfamouscollector · 2 years ago

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In May 2023, the Latvian and Estonian governments announced decision to jointly procure the IRIS-T SLM systems, with deliveries expected in 2025.

The IRIS-T is the medium-range air defense missile system designed and produced by the German company Diehl Defense. The system provides comprehensive 360° protection against aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles, and guided weapons(..)

#Latvia #Estonia #IRIS-T #defense of liberty #russian defeat #air defense system #Baltic States #Northern Europe #NATO #made in germany

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jloisse · 2 years ago

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Un drone kamikaze russe a détruit un radar d’un système sol-air allemand IRIS-T SLM

Il s’agit du radar TRML-4D qui, selon le fabricant, est capable de suivre 1500 cibles à une distance allant jusqu'à 250 km. Comme le montre une vidéo, le drone kamikaze Lancet a frappé l’antenne du radar à la grande surprise d’un militaire qui se trouvait sur la cabine de l’engin.

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usafphantom2 · 2 years ago

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Russian Aerospace Forces: just a shadow of what once was

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 06/15/2023 - 21:33 in Military, War Zones

The performance of the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) in the war in Ukraine proved to be the opposite of the original expectations. The Russian force failed to disable Kiev's defenses in the first weeks due to extensive preparations by the Ukrainian air force and its air defense units when the invasion began.

Ukraine has prevailed since then, thanks to the anti-aircraft weapons and technology provided by the US and Europe.

When Russia invaded on February 24, 2022, most experts assumed that Ukrainian land forces could present a respectable defense, but that the air war would prove invaluablely unbalanced. Russia has spent months deploying air power assets at various points on the border with Ukraine - in Belarus, southern Russia and Crimea - in preparation for demolishing strategic Ukrainian facilities and destroying the country's combat capability.

It wasn't like that.

“Despite estimates that Russia would establish air superiority in 72 hours, Russian forces failed to control the skies and suffered huge aircraft losses that prevented their air support for the land invasion,” says an August 2022 Atlantic Council assessment of the performance of the VKS in Ukraine.

A litany of missions that VKS spoiled or lacked training and organization to perform explain its multiple failures. Critical factors in the details of the Atlantic Council's evaluation include two major shortcomings.

“Russian forces failed to integrate tactical or battlefield intelligence; they did not seem to know where the high-value targets were, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, mobile SAMs, us critical IADS and Ukrainian military command posts,” he said. “[The Russian military] seemed to have no plan to combat unmanned Ukrainian air systems and drones, and these systems had a devastating impact on Russian ground forces. The air campaign did not seem to have a comprehensive concept or unifying theme... as such, Ukrainian air defenses were operating at full or almost full capacity and were able to institute huge aircraft losses from the first day of the conflict."

FAILURE TO SUPPRESS

Last October, during the Warsaw Security Forum, the former commander of the Supreme Headquarters of the Allied Powers in Europe (SHAPE), retired USAF General Philip Breedlove, highlighted how few expected the failure of the VKS to eliminate Ukraine's air defenses. The Russian military doctrine has always dictated that neutralizing the enemy's anti-aircraft means was the main objective of any military campaign.

“We assumed that Russia still had the ability to carry out the suppression and destruction of the enemy air defense mission – to locate, track and neutralize these Ukrainian surface-to-air facilities,” he explained. "This is a set of skills that the air forces, particularly the USAF, practice every day. But if the Russians have ever had this ability, they have completely forgotten how to do it."

As the war progressed into the fall of 2022, Ukraine began to receive batteries of short-range air defense systems from the U.S. and Europe, including Norway's Kongsberg NASAMS complex, followed by Diehl Aerospace's IRIS-T SLM/SLS system and built in Germany.

They are, however, short-range platforms that employ tactical-level air-to-air missiles originally designed for fighter planes. The missiles then undergo adaptations for anti-aircraft applications launched from the ground. In the case of Diehl IRIS-T, the infrared missile is also interchangeable between an aircraft or the ground launcher.

“In the operation, the return occurs between the missile and the launcher – not between the radar system used to provide the target coordinates,” said a Diehl representative, noting another of the virtues of the system. "This makes the integration of any radar into this system much less complicated."

The oldest generation HAWK missile batteries donated by Spain and the German-made 35 mm self-propelled Flugabwehrkanonenpanzer Gepard anti-aircraft cannon complex complemented the state-of-the-art systems. The combination of them, plus the VSHORAD range weapons, such as the US-made portable Stinger FIM-92 missile, produced some disastrous effects on VKS.

UNACCEPTABLE LOSSES

Although Ukraine has only older Soviet-designed air defense batteries for long-range Russian aircraft interceptions, along with the Western shorter-range system, VKS has lost some of its more advanced aircraft. Most estimates indicate that by April Russia had seen 70 fixed-wapped combat aircraft shot down, including 11 Sukhoi Su-30SM fighters and 18 or more Su-34 attack aircraft. Only the short-range and low-flying attack platform, the Su-25, suffered greater losses.

The Su-34 is the most expensive aircraft of all the different Sukhoi models in service with the VKS. It is also the aircraft with the lowest production rate. In the year before the invasion of Ukraine, the Russian industry would have manufactured less than 12 units.

Intended to replace its 1970s predecessor, the variable geometry wing Su-24, the Su-34 has been a high-priority item in the future structure of the Russian armed forces. Only 70 of the latter remain in Russian service, but VKS can now keep them for much longer than originally planned.

The production of the aircraft has decreased - as well as many other Russian weapons systems - due to sanctions imposed by the U.S. and its allies that prevent the import of thousands of electronic components on which Russia has become almost totally dependent for its defense production lines. The deficiency requires the Su-34 to release short-range unguided weapons instead of the stand-off ammunition for which it was designed to carry, placing it in the position of being shot down in large numbers.

Source: AINOnline

Tags: Military AviationRussian Air ForceRFSAF - Russian Federation Aerospace Force/Russian Aerospace ForceVKS - Vozdushno-Kosmicheskiye Sily / Russian Aerospace ForceWar Zones - Russia/Ukraine

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Fernando Valduga

Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, has participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Daytona Airshow and FIDAE. He has works published in specialized aviation magazines in Brazil and abroad. Uses Canon equipment during his photographic work around the world of aviation.