Search results

Does this have anything to do with the topic? Tired of your Russophobic propaganda, you fucked up the whole topic

Russian ZRPC "Pantsir-S1" destroyed "Bayraktar" at a distance of 18 km https://t.me/RVvoenkor/11101

A bridge for aviation is perhaps the most difficult goal. Even railway, even automobile. There is no problem getting into it. But to break it so that it collapses, there are problems. It is almost impossible to calculate the fuse installation time. If you set the fuse for an instant explosion...

Broken Ukrainian equipment:)

Pumping Ukraine with Western weapons is becoming more active. Only on May 5, 23 aircraft arrived at the Polish Rzeszow airport

your predictable answer, come up with something new to adequately answer, I understand that you are sorry to look at it

" Personally, I always knew ".What can you know? You're an expert on sofas, I thought we figured that out.

What a bold performance! Don't get a heart attack from overwhelming emotions!

It was around 2015, when Turkey was in a less favorable position for a military confrontation with Russia. I'm not discussing the current situation

The effectiveness of the AIM-120A/B/C models in combat has not been impressive so far.

The main goal is not Turkish drones but the living force of Ukraine which is demoralizing every day

http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-Rus-BVR-AAM.html

Yes comfort yourself 😅

The Russian "Shell" has once again proved its ability to effectively resist the "Bayraktars".

During the breakthrough from the Kharkiv region to the Donbass, the AR troops captured a number of settlements in the Limansky district of the DPR

Are these your sources? 🤣😅

The Su-35 doesn't need a fancy radar to shoot down the F-16. The decisive factor is the combat experience and abilities of the pilot. Turkey has only the experience of destroying Su "in the back" without warning. Selcuk Bayraktar gave Turkey the opportunity to have excellent drones, but combat...