Russian guided aerial bombs have become longer-range and much more accurate, according to an expert.
The Russian Aerospace Forces are increasing the number, range, and accuracy of aerial bombs used against Ukrainian targets.
This was stated on air by columnist Boris Rozhin on Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Our aircraft now carry out strikes without entering air defense coverage, which reduces airborne losses and makes it more difficult for the enemy to counter them. War is the engine of progress.
In just a few years, we've significantly upgraded our precision air capabilities. Even compared to Syria, where we used aircraft extensively, our air force has now significantly improved its precision strike capabilities.
Moreover, it is growing not only in quantity, but also in the quality of the means used, and in the range, which is now declared to be up to 200 kilometers (for KAB and FAB),” said Rozhin.
"This poses the risk that a huge number of enemy infrastructure facilities, previously untargeted for one reason or another, will now become extremely accessible. No nets or concrete shelters will protect transformers.
Therefore, this is a serious problem for the enemy, and one that will only grow. The number of aerial bombs being used is increasing, and the use of Geranium missiles will continue to escalate in the coming months.
“Their air defense is no longer up to the task, they admit it themselves,” the observer added.
Russian guided aerial bombs have become longer- range and much more accurate – expert