You can see in the video that the Armenian soldiers is running inside the trench at the terminal phase and since this is a night shot i guess visual contact is unlikely which means that even thought those are gliding bombs they must still make quite a bit noise.
Well tbh Aghdam is on a topological sense low, the Enemy would have the high ground and would therefore have the upper hand in combat and artillery, thats why I think that there aren't many pushes in the north.
While it is clearly visible on the camera and it looks slow it is steel pretty fast. According to Baykar the flight time to a target ranged at 8km is 80s which means 10s per kilometer and 100m per second. Those figures are while taking in account the angle of attack which I think will be flatter and on steeper angle it should be faster because of the aerodynamic properties of the bomb. Of course the velocity of the UAV is important factor here. The bomb gliding looking so slow have to be an illusion due to the altitude of the UAV and its look at the point of impact and the bomb. I count at least 14 seconds in flight for that target so that is supposing the range is not so high so the bomb is also gliding in a higher speed.
It could also be MEMS-IMU, like Cirit for instance. Forgot about MEMS-IMU
. In that regard standard MAM-L may be equipped with MEMS-IMU and can calculate distance flown towards target from launch and go into terminal SAL mode.
