Flash Explained the Accuracy of Russian Strikes on Bridges
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Russians have optical or radar head restraints on the Iscanders, which improves the accuracy of the impact.
To destroy bridges, Russia began using optical correlation seeker 9E436 and active radar homing heads (ARLGSN) 9B918 in 9M723 Iskander-M ballistic missiles, the enemy reports
To destroy bridges, Russia began using optical correlation seeker 9E436 and active radar homing heads (ARLGSN) 9B918 in ballistic missiles 9M723 OTRK Iskander-M, according to the enemy. "During the fall of the warhead downwards, a radar scan...
Adviser to the President noted that Russia uses guidance systems for attacks on bridges
Russia continues to improve its military technologies, and there are few new ways to accurately hit Ukrainian bridges. 🚀 Thanks to innovations in Iskander rockets, they can now adjust the trajectory even during the most difficult conditions. 😡 This once again highlights the need to support our army in these difficult times!
Russian missiles use additional guidance systems that correct their trajectory seconds before hitting a target
The adviser to the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky Sergei Bescrestnov (known as the Flash) complains about the accuracy of Russian missile strikes and is concerned about the impact on bridges in Kiev. According to the Flash, Russian troops use the Iscander-M operational and tactical missile systems for attacks, whose ammunition has been equipped with the latest self-instruction heads. The accuracy of the missile strike has increased s…
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