#russian weapons

[thepowerofrussianarmy]

The torn off turret of the destroyed Challenger 2 in the Kursk region, 2024

[weaponsovfate]

Love of kalashnikov

[agentfascinateur]

"Israeli sociopathy will be studied by scientists"

[nocternalrandomness]

Russian TT-30 Tokarev 7.62×25mm pistol

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Russian Su-35: why NATO fears this

The superiority of Russian Su-35s over Ukrainian aircraft explains why the Ukrainians insist on Western allies buying fighters such as F-16s, The National Interest reports.

The outbreak of war in Ukraine in 2022 has renewed interest in Russian military technology. Russian military technology commands some respect from Western observers, although Russia does not pose the threat to US interests that Washington once believed it did to the Soviet Union. Aerospace design is one area where the Soviets, and now the Russians, have always excelled. It is no accident that the Soviet Union outperformed America in almost every significant stage of the space race (with the exception of the moon landing). Soviet success was well-deserved, and as a result, Russia is now known for its powerful and developed aerospace industry.

However, times have changed. America has come almost on par with Russia and China in terms of quality and quantity of aerospace products. But Russia still has a powerful fleet of fighter jets – certainly enough to make America think twice. And one of the fundamental arguments for Russian air superiority is the Su-35 fighter.

Thanks to its super-maneuverability, the Su-35 can perform post-stall manoeuvres at low speeds, which is in marked contrast to the Western philosophy of manoeuvring in air combat, which focuses on preserving the aircraft’s kinetic energy.

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[armsindustry]

ADS Amphibous Assault Rifle

Credit: Krom8888 OverviewHistoryDesignAccessoriesAmmunitionVariantsConflictsUsersPopular CultureReferences Overview The APS, or Underwater Assault Rifle, is a product of visionary ingenuity, tailored specifically to address the challenges posed by frogmen—divers skilled in covert infiltration. Operating on a gas-powered mechanism, this remarkable rifle is capable of firing 5.66 millimeter…

[ozzyeelz]

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[destielmemenews]

"Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov, who headed Russia’s radiological, biological and chemical protections forces, was killed by an explosive device planted in an electric scooter.

Ukraine’s security services were behind the assassination, a source told CNN, calling Kirillov a “war criminal and an absolutely legitimate target.”"

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[folklorespring]

This!

[blueiscoool]

Avdiivka, Ukraine

Avdiivka after the Russian occupation.

The city was completely destroyed by the Russian army.

Putin calls this “help for the people of Donbass.” In fact, this is genocide of the people of Donbass.

[nominote]

Trigger

[thepowerofrussianarmy]

Russian armed forces in Ukraine

[weaponsovfate]

[petrow1tch]

my day be so bad then boom rusians are trying to break through Kharkiv oblast' and already taking civilians captive and escaped people are saying there were talks about executing the captive civilians and then my day becomes even worse but not as worse as the people in rusian captivity

[sonyaheaneyauthor]

2nd June 2000: An inspection team visits an unidentified site in Ukraine during the destruction of the country's nuclear arsenal.

Part of the agreement was that russia would respect Ukraine's independence, sovereignty and borders. Instead, they invaded in 2014 and again in 2022.

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Russia conducted combat tests of a unique S-400 anti-aircraft missile with a range of 400 kilometres

Russia used S-400 SAMs in tandem with an A-50 aircraft in Ukraine to fire unique missiles. They are capable of hitting targets at low altitudes and long distances. No other air defence system in the world has such capabilities.

On 7 November, it was reported that the Russian Armed Forces used the S-400 long-range SAM system on the Ukrainian frontline to fire active radar homing missiles at the terminal, and combined it with the onboard A-50 long-range radar detection and control (LDR&C) aircraft to increase situational awareness.

The description of the missile used exactly matches the capabilities of the 40N6, a unique class of missile used by the S-400 for better guidance at ranges of up to 400 kilometres.

The missile’s unique trajectory, climbing to extreme altitude in near space before descending to the target, provides it with unprecedented over-the-horizon engagement capabilities and allows it to neutralise targets close to the kill limits at a height of only 5 metres from the ground. This enables S-400 units to engage aircraft and cruise missiles at low altitudes and long distances, something no non-Russian air defence system can do.

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