More Russian missile attacks over much of Ukraine?

[dudmuck]

they have the best the USA can provide,,,

Air Defense Systems, Long-Range Fires Capability to be Sent to Ukraine

The Defense Department announced a new package of security assistance for Ukraine.

www.defense.gov

not quite yet. This was committed a month ago. I doubt its arrived and operational yet.

 

[alang1216]

Incorrect Poindexter. ...
The purpose of Russia having jet fighters in the air was to shoot down all the Ukraine jet fighters.
Which has been accomplished and Russia now controls the sky over Ukraine.
So now there is no reason for Russia to fly their expensive jet fighters.
And have been using massive numbers of guided missiles to destroy targets all over the country of Ukraine.

It is called air superiority moron and you can bet the Russians would be flying their ground attack planes and helicopters if they could.

 

[Sunni Man]

It is called air superiority moron and you can bet the Russians would be flying their ground attack planes and helicopters if they could.

Once again nitwit. ..
Even though the Russians totally control the sky over Ukraine.
Why use a $200 million dollar jet fighter for no tactical reason.
When a $20 thousand dollar missile can hit and destroy any target in Ukraine.

 

[ESay]

Once again nitwit. ..
Even though the Russians totally control the sky over Ukraine.
Why use a $200 million dollar jet fighter for no tactical reason.
When a $20 thousand dollar missile can hit and destroy any target in Ukraine.

The Soviet designed SU-34s cost 200 million dollars, you Russian puppet? And fighter jets are supposed to be a 'reusable' asset. If you send a fighter jet to a mission, it is supposed to return back for another one and on and on. You don't lose '200 million dollars' for one sortie, you fucking cretin.

Russian fighter jets don't dare to flight behind the frontline. So the Russians have to use long range missiles being fired from Russian territory. The estimates of the cost of this missiles vary, but it is far above '20 thousand dollars'.

What a dishonest piece of shit you are.

 

[Ringo]

 

[para bellum]

When was the last time you saw a news article or video from ANY current media source showing a Ukrainian fighter plane in the sky over Ukraine attacking Russian forces?

Like this one from 2 days ago?

 

[para bellum]

MiG-29 firing HARM missiles at Russian air defenses.



Fake too? How about the Su-34 shot down by Nikopol air defenses with an S-300 on March 2nd? Confirmed by Wagner Telegram and other Russian milbloggers.

Both pilots ejected, one died anyway.



Russian air superiority...

 

[Sunni Man]

Like this one from 2 days ago?

A pair of Ukraine Su-25's shooting "unguided' missiles straight ahead into the air hitting nothing is quite impressive. ...

 

[para bellum]

A pair of Ukraine Su-25's shooting "unguided' missiles straight ahead into the air hitting nothing is quite impressive. ...

It's the exact same thing the Russians are doing. In fact, the Russians started doing the pop-up maneuvers before the Ukrainians adopted it for their own use.

Nothing survives above the radar shadow for long.

Yes, it is inaccurate, just like a Grad or AGS emptying it's can in a general direction is inaccurate. It's an area barrage, targeting a treeline or field where the other side has taken positions.

That describes most of the munitions fired in this war. Not everything is a drone-corrected PGM...

 

[para bellum]

Visually confirmed losses for both sides.

List Of Aircraft Losses During The Russian Invasion Of Ukraine

www.oryxspioenkop.com

 

[badger2]

Zinzhals can't be stopped. Where are the SU-Kinzhal videos? duh

 

[badger2]

A pair of Ukraine Su-25's shooting "unguided' missiles straight ahead into the air hitting nothing is quite impressive. ...

Like the catholic-CIA joke now in the WH, choice of media makes all the democratic difference.

 

[badger2]

Kievan Kinzhal

 

[Sunni Man]

It's the exact same thing the Russians are doing. In fact, the Russians started doing the pop-up maneuvers before the Ukrainians adopted it for their own use.

Flying fast at low altitude and then popping up to shoot at an enemy target is a tactic first used during WWll.
But the pair of Su-25's in the video forgot the last step of the tactic.
The pilot has to "tilt the plane downward" aiming at the enemy target and then fire the missiles.

If you watch the video there wasn't any pop-up.
The pilots were flying fast and level.
Then fired their "unguided" missiles straight ahead into the air hitting nothing.

So either it's just a typical fake Ukrainian propaganda video.
Or the two Su-25 pilots are very inexperienced

 

[para bellum]

If you watch the video there wasn't any pop-up.
The pilots were flying fast and level.
Then fired their "unguided" missiles straight ahead into the air hitting nothing.

I thought you were talking about a different video. I had several up, I didn't post them all.

They were firing direct in the first video. The impacts aren't seen, just the flares. They do both, the Mi-8's usually do the pop-ups.

No matter whether or not they hit anything- you acknowledge that there are "Ukrainian fighter plane(s) in the sky over Ukraine attacking Russian forces? "

And also Russian and Ukrainian planes continue being shot down, and the same goes for attack helicopters on both sides?

I can also show you recent video of mid-to-high altitude CAP's by Ukrainian MiG-29's in central Ukraine.

The notion that Russia completely destroyed Ukraine's air forces and operates with impunity over all of Ukrainian airspace is just plain wrong. Russia has lost a buttload of aircraft in Ukraine- including some of their top-line platforms- Su-35S, Su-34, Ka-52...

 

[Sunni Man]

No matter whether or not they hit anything- you acknowledge that there are "Ukrainian fighter plane(s) in the sky over Ukraine attacking Russian forces?

Nope, I don't acknowledge the few Ukrainian jet fighters still left are currently flying over the battle field.
Although the video was posted a fews days ago.
There is no way to find out when it was filmed?
First day of the war? Last month? Last year? ..

 

[airplanemechanic]

Nope, I don't acknowledge the few Ukrainian jet fighters still left are currently flying over the battle field.
Although the video was posted a fews days ago.
There is no way to find out when it was filmed?
First day of the war? Last month? Last year? ..

Why the fuck do you sit here and endlessly defend Russia and act like they're winning? They've now hit a YEAR into this, hundreds of thousands of Russians are dead and injured and they haven't made any progress on the ground. They're down to using crap that's on display in museums to try to keep some kind of an armed ground game going. Blowing up schools and apartment buildings won't win a war. Perhaps you, as Russias propaganda arm, should notify Putin.

 

[EvilEyeFleegle]

Why the fuck do you sit here and endlessly defend Russia and act like they're winning? They've now hit a YEAR into this, hundreds of thousands of Russians are dead and injured and they haven't made any progress on the ground. They're down to using crap that's on display in museums to try to keep some kind of an armed ground game going. Blowing up schools and apartment buildings won't win a war. Perhaps you, as Russias propaganda arm, should notify Putin.

People telling Putin the unvarnished truth do not have long futures

 

[para bellum]

Nope, I don't acknowledge the few Ukrainian jet fighters still left are currently flying over the battle field.
Although the video was posted a fews days ago.
There is no way to find out when it was filmed?
First day of the war? Last month? Last year? ..

Well why ask for videos if you won't believe anything that doesn't fit your perception? Not even the Russians believe your version of the war.

This is from a Russian milblogger that has 535K subscribers. He posted this video today. This is the caption translated:

"MiG-29 of the Ukrainian Air Force was spotted over Kherson. Presumably, the fighter took off from the Martynovka airbase in the Mykolaiv region. This air base was reconstructed by the Ukrainian army in the summer, it is from it that Su-27, Su-25 and MiG-29 VVSU take off for operations on the southern front. With the advent of high-precision American aerial bombs, Ukrainian aviation can already pose a very serious threat, which is better to destroy on the ground. Nevertheless, for half a year of the existence of this air base near Voznesensk, the Russian command has never been interested in it. Probably, transformers are much more important."

 

[Sunni Man]

So a 7 second video allegedly of a MiG-29 flying a high altitude is evidence the Ukraine air force still active? When was it filmed?
You do realize both the Russians and Ukrainians fly the MiG-29 ?
Can you see the plane's marking to see which country it belongs to, Russia or Ukraine?