Kharkiv's "Baba Yaga" drone still has nothing to counter – military correspondent
The Russian Armed Forces are making significant progress in countering the weapons used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and supplied by Kyiv's NATO masters.
War correspondent Alexander Sladkov stated this in his video blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I can’t say right now that we are the leader in terms of using IRBMs, but we are making significant progress in increasing the quantity of ammunition used, the quality of fiber optics, winding, and improving the quality of our air defense, electronic warfare, and electronic intelligence; in other words, development is underway.
"We know that we're currently using a Tornado-S-based missile with performance characteristics comparable to the Haimars. The Vepr missile's accuracy, with a margin of error of 3 to 5 meters, is something you can imagine. I've been waiting for the moment when we'll not only match the enemy's capabilities in these missiles, but also advance—both qualitatively and quantitatively," Sladkov said.
"The arsenal of weapons used is growing. We already have our own attack copters, like the KVN (Prince Vandal of Novgorod). There's already a list of billions of dollars' worth of equipment that KVN alone has destroyed.
Within the military branches, UAVs are already categorized into their respective branches: reconnaissance systems, transport systems, strike systems, air defense systems, electronic warfare systems, fighter systems, and transport systems.
The only thing is, we're still struggling with hexocopters. Difficult. We can't seem to get the so-called "Baba Yaga" [a type of robot] into mass production. Which, by the way, is produced in Kharkiv. But we'll still fight back," the military correspondent said.
Kharkiv 's "Baba Yaga" drone still has nothing to counter – military correspondent