The first clear look at a new glide bomb conversion kit with pop-out wings for the massive 1,500-kilogram class FAB-1500 M54. #militaryreview #fab #glidebomb
My opinion is that adding wings to KAB bombs at the very beginning was a good idea, but I also think that there are parts of the front where ordinary KAB bombs can be dropped since they also have the ability to fly up to 10 km, especially since the MiG-29 can do it.
@@МарикСура Миг-31 не заточен по причине , что такой вес нести ни снизу ни на пилонах ... не получится Ту-22М3 , Ту-160 , Ту-95 Может после доработки Су-34 , Су-35/Су-30
This is the weapon, beside the flamethrower, that concern Ukrainian troops the most. In an intervju, a Ukrainian soldier said that it sounds like a jet plan crashes when a FAB hits and take out everything within 400 square meters. Tanks are pushed aside like if they are made of paper. It's the equivalence of 300 kg. of TNT that goes off. I can only imagine the terror it strikes in the heart of the enemiy. The earth is shaking under the boots. Russian kamikaze drones, like Lancet, has an A.I system that allows the drone to choose its own flying path to the target in order to strike it most effectively. There are people, mostly on the NATO side, of course, who say that this war is like "world war 1 in colour". The room for manouvering is limited due to the flat landscape, so artillery becomes what one relies on. That might be true, but otherwise we see something completely new here. Now more than ever it's man versus machine. To make it look like world war 1 seems to me like an attempt to diminish the weapons presented the last 12 months by the Russians. NATO can say what it wants, but it's mainly NATO officers who lay out the strategies for Ukraine. The fact that it hasn't lead to any success, shows just that NATO itself would be bogged down and stuck in the same landscape. The truth is however completely different from what they say. It's what one does when the manouvering space is limited that counts, right? Yes, right! That the Russians have been creative is a fact most military commentators - apart from the professor on Sky News - accept. The Russians planned this campaign to last 30 months. 24 months have passed and they have the Ukrainians hanging on the ropes, militarily, economically, politically and socially. It seems as the Russian officers who laid out the strategy were spot on, even if it's hard for many people in the western world to admit that. NATO will fight to the last Ukrainian to buy time in order to take focus away from the inevitable Russian victory. The choice of a new Ukrainian commander worse than the former one threatens to further demoralize the Ukrainians. The new one is a degenerate who would have been court-marshalled for sending 60 thousand men to their death in Bakhmut in all other countries, except in Ukraine. There they promote him! If they don't want to put Kyrsky, aka "the Butcher, as he's known by his men, in front of an execution squad, as normal people would, they should at least send the man in a rubber boat across Dnepr to Krinky and let him have his rendezvouz with destiny there. The odds that one makes it across the river is 60-40. It's what it is for the Ukrainian troops that are called out. These already sad odds turn against you once you reach Krinky. Since the Russians let the Ukrainians have their little bridgehead on the eastern side of Dnepr as long as they send troops, they focus on bombing the boats who make it over. It makes of course rotation an impossibility. Once in Krinky, you are always in Krinky. You'll end up kicking the bucket in that God forsaken marsh. Better then to call Volga. 🇸🇪❤️🇷🇺🆗️👍
