Armament of the Russian Army

[Arrow]

So, show me these few damaged Tu-160s? Given the nature of this war, the losses suffered by the Russian air force are very small.

 

[Leclerc]

Soviet era AD network Ukraine had was the singular reason Russia hasn't had total air supremacy already in 2022.

 

[BigGazza]

Soviet era AD network Ukraine had was the singular reason Russia hasn't had total air supremacy already in 2022.

Yes, but after 4 years of intense SEAD the Ukrop AD has been eradicated, its missile stocks run down to zero, and the replacement gear from NATO has proved to be inferior in performance and cannot be supplied in sufficient quantity.

Russians will utilise their airpower in a fashion to minimise losses. Ukraines military capability is getting ground down into dust and Russian aircraft losses are very small given the scale and intensity of the conflict.

 

[BigGazza]

you're not ex British veteran but definitely either you're false flag Russian or Chinese, and don't live in your utopia and fairytales that Russia is wining this useless war started by Russia lol

Sure buddy... with your remarkable powers of deduction shoudn't you be someone important, instead of flipping burgers in a diner?

You don't know anything about me... you are simply upset that I demolish your tribalistic flag-waving nonsense with clockwork precision and in true merkhan fashion, your only response is to resort to slander and dismissal.

BTW linking to AI fakery doesn't amount to a hill of beans. Images from the NATO FPV drone attack on Russian bomber bases was accompanied by obvious and proven AI fakery, so why should I belive anything these fools release. Do you really think Russian ground crews place 6x Su-34 fighterbombers into a tight cluster instead of dispersing as per SOP? Bud.. I have a bridge to sell you..

Go back to crying into yer pillow about the decline of US Empire, and leave the discussion about adult stuff to those who are better suited.

 

[Leclerc]

Yes, but after 4 years of intense SEAD the Ukrop AD has been eradicated, its missile stocks run down to zero, and the replacement gear from NATO has proved to be inferior in performance and cannot be supplied in sufficient quantity.

Russians will utilise their airpower in a fashion to minimise losses. Ukraines military capability is getting ground down into dust and Russian aircraft losses are very small given the scale and intensity of the conflict.

You know how much would total air supremacy give Russia? Being able to interdict every Ukrainian convoy in any place in Ukraine would be a total game changer.

 

[Soldier35]

Footage showing the loading of a Russian RS-24 "Yars" intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into a silo launcher. The process of installing an RS-24 nuclear missile into a silo using a specialized transport-loader vehicle takes several hours, with the trajectory calculated down to the millimeter. Russia currently maintains a full nuclear triad, with a land-based component consisting of over two hundred mobile and silo-based "Yars" missiles. The total nuclear arsenal across all delivery systems exceeds 5,400 warheads.



Technical information regarding the RS-24 "Yars" missile

 

[Yommie]

RU POV: Footage of the launch of a "Dan-T" from a ground-based launcher.​

 

[Yommie]

RU POV: Russian soldier firing a 9M133 Kornet ATGM near the Dnieper River​

 

[Yommie]