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Yes, you are right, but the US can do the best if they want to. It's not difficult for them at all.Reality is different
Countries buys MQ-9 UCAV armed with only 12 km HELLFIRE Missile .. nothing else
Patriot system has detected and handled [shot down] hypersonic projectiles in war.
Patriot system can also detect and engage targets beyond 150 km mark.
Talk is cheap.
The US has MASSIVE Air Power and use manned aircraft for conventional strikes. The US has used drones in supportive role(s) and for COIN missions in conflict situations. But the US is fully capable of equipping its drones for conventional strikes [if necessary]. American drones are not inferior but open platforms that can be equipped for any scenario [if necessary].We show the reality
even with a Tactical Drone armed with only 8 km MAM-L laser guided Bomb
TB-2 kill list ... American-Chinese Drones no where
more than 1.000 military equipment including PANTSIR , BUK ,TOR , S300 Air Defense Systems
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A Monument Of Victory: The Bayraktar TB2 Kill List
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Yes, you are right, but the US can do the best if they want to. It's not difficult for them at all.
For example, Our anti-radiation missile is not even in inventory yet, but the HARM missile has been in inventory for 40 years. The US could integrate this missile into the MQ-9 if they wanted to, but they don't. They have so many platforms that they don't need it.
You think that a country will have a single Patriot battery? No country is this stupid. Any country that take its defenses seriously wants to create a network of defenses to counter a wide range of threats in war. Russia could not turn Kyiv into a pile of urban rubble because Kyiv is heavily protected with a network of defenses. Russia is fully capable of swarm attacks but Ukrainian defenses are holding up.Problem is your cheap demagogy
Russia used expensive KINZHAL hypersonic Missile ( $10 million per unit )
on the other hand
Turkiye can produce 200 IHA-230 supersonic missiles for $10 million to turn 1 PATRIOT Battery ($1,1 billion ) into scrap of metal with a swarm attack
1 PATRIOT Battery = 8 Launchers with 24 Missiles against 200 Turkish Missiles
PATRIOT has zero chance to survive
btw PATRIOT PAC-3 has range of 35 km
PAC-2 has range of 160 km
but S300 - PATRIOT can not engage on Turkish UCAvs from 150 km away
we have seen this reality in Syria .. Syrian S300s could not stop Turkish Drones in Idlib
no need even 150+ km IHA-230 , 200 km KEMANKES and 185+ km KUZGUN-TJ cost effective missiles
Turkiye can fire its missiles also from Unmanned combat Vessels to hit Greek PATRIOT Systems in Skyros
Turkey has LIMITED Air Power and felt the need to equip drones for conventional strikes. Ukraine also used TB-2 for conventional strikes but Russian forces figured out how to defeat it in time. Turkish drones are good but not without limitations.
Russia is lucky that Turkiye doesnt give superior weapons to Ukraine like AKINCI TB3 .
Pathetic Russian Armed Forces still fighting weak Ukraine which lack Air Force and modern weapons
Turkish Armed Forces easly can kick backward technology Russian Armed Forces
but its not our war
You think that a country will have a single Patriot battery? No country is this stupid.
Ukraine took almost $200 billion money and aid from USA and Europe
Ukraine has also its own money
Just look at russian submarine fleet. Atleast 25 of their submarines are averaging 20,000 tonnage with nuclear power and carrying multiple ICBMs each. Each of that sub can obliterate a country size of Turkey many times over. One sub vs the whole nation. and its over!
I am not saying Ukraine don't have money. Am saying, it looks they don't want to spend more money on Turkish weapons. If Ukraine pays Turkey then Turkey will sell stuff forsure.
Dude
BAYKAR opened even a factory in Ukraine to produce TB-2 TB3
Russia is lucky that Turkiye doesnt give superior weapons to Ukraine like AKINCI TB3 .
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