10-11-2022, 08:56 PM
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukraines-air-...41851.html
From the above:
"In total, the enemy launched 83 missiles, not including the S-300. We are talking about Kalibrs, Kh-101 and Iskanders. We cannot shoot down Iskander-M because they are ballistic missiles. On the other hand, Iskander-K flies along a [certain] trajectory like a cruise missile."
These missiles apparently destroyed about 1/3 of Ukraine's remaining electricity supply capability. While a good deal of that can be fixed, this is a type of warfare that can really cripple Ukraine. It remains to be seen how much of this Russia can do in the future. They may be running out of these weapons, but we really don't know how many they have remaining. This type of attack does require highly accurate weapons. As the Ukrainian General said, they can shoot down these type of weapons. NASAMS can help them do that. However, they will need more than two "soon" and six more in a year.
From the above:
"In total, the enemy launched 83 missiles, not including the S-300. We are talking about Kalibrs, Kh-101 and Iskanders. We cannot shoot down Iskander-M because they are ballistic missiles. On the other hand, Iskander-K flies along a [certain] trajectory like a cruise missile."
These missiles apparently destroyed about 1/3 of Ukraine's remaining electricity supply capability. While a good deal of that can be fixed, this is a type of warfare that can really cripple Ukraine. It remains to be seen how much of this Russia can do in the future. They may be running out of these weapons, but we really don't know how many they have remaining. This type of attack does require highly accurate weapons. As the Ukrainian General said, they can shoot down these type of weapons. NASAMS can help them do that. However, they will need more than two "soon" and six more in a year.