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Germany 🇩🇪 has upped its commitment of IRIS-T air defense systems for Ukraine. They will now sens the Ukrainian 24 systems between 2024 and 2026. 12 Medium range IRIS-T SLM and 12 short range IRIS-T SLS systems have been ordered.

4 more systems will arrive in Ukraine by the conclusion of 2024, giving Ukraine 11 systems in total. The remaining 13 systems will arrive throughout 2025 and 2026.

 

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Very much true actually. In fact, after three/four misses 1 (recorded) successful hit is the definition of not doing well.

By the second year, according to a senior Ukrainian military official. “everything ended: the Russians deployed electronic warfare, disabled satellite signals, and HIMARS became completely ineffective, this ineffectiveness led to the point where a very expensive shell was used” increasingly to strike lower-priority targets. Though Kyiv still considers its HIMARS rockets valuable, but Russian jamming can cause them to miss a target by 50 feet or more. “When it’s, for example, a pontoon bridge … but there’s a 10-meter deviation, it ends up in the water,” another Ukrainian official said.

A battalion commander, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to do so publicly, described flying a reconnaissance drone in foggy conditions last year in Bakhmut to track a HIMARS strike on a Russian position. On his screen, the commander watched in dismay as each rocket missed.

well, himmars with those iron balls in it, still gave lot of shit for RU force. Until now there was no single game changer weapon in UA -RU beside the Himmars.
 

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