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The King of Russian Bomb Tests
Russian Iskander ballistic missiles can hit targets with a range of 300-500 kilometers, with precise strikes on Ukrainian deep-seated targets, however, the number of Iskander ballistic missiles is too small to hit only a handful of high-value targets and can not be put into a large amount of battlefield.
Russian Air Force Su34 fighter bomber launched FAB flying guided bombs, although with a range of 40-70 kilometers. but the Russian Su34 fighter bomber, to enter the range of the Ukrainian military field defense air defense system, faces great danger.
The Ukrainian military position in the Ukrainian-controlled area of Kherson Oblast-Nikolayev Oblast took advantage of the Russian military's disadvantage of having less ammunition for long-range strikes. It has been holding itself on the high ground in this area, refusing to surrender, and preventing the main Russian group from forcibly crossing the Dnieper River.
Modern warfare is characterized by the fact that long-range precision strike fire and reconnaissance means are too powerful, and the infantry does not dare to stack, but can only be dispersed to avoid being united.
The Russian army can use long-range precision strikes to force the Ukrainian garrison to disperse and deploy, and there will be a large number of gaps on the battlefield. The Russian army would also have a channel for large-scale and deep assault.
The Russian military is in urgent need of a low-cost, long-range and long-range combat weapon.According to the website of the Moscow Communist Youth Journal, the Russian Aerospace Forces used a new type of high-range flying bomb for the first time in air strikes on Ukrainian military targets in the state of Nikolayev.
Russia's new extended-range gliding bomb has developed its maximum range from 40 kilometers and 70 kilometers to 150 kilometers. Russian Aerospace Forces fighter jets can launch new extended-range gliding bombs with a range of 150 kilometers beyond the range of US-made Patriot air defense missiles to attack deep targets of the Ukrainian army.
The effect of the entire strike, which amazed the Russian army, also greatly increased the speed of Russian advancement. In this direction, the Russian army was fighting for the reefs of the Dnipro basin, which had already controlled the islands of Veliki, Bakeski, Prolesansky and Vasilyev. On October 15, the Russian army began landing on the island of Karateni.
The battle on the right bank of the Dnipro River has actually broken out, and the Russian army's extended-range gliding guided bombs hit Ukrainian army's highland targets. Russian commandos seized islands and reefs to prepare for a full-scale landing war.
Russian military expert Yuri Podolyak said that the new extended-range gliding bomb with a range of 150 kilometers can greatly replace the battlefield role of iskander ballistic missiles. Russian fighter jets are mounted and flexible, and launch on the battlefield to attack and explode Ukrainian targets in depth.
Russian source "The_Wrong_Side" stated that Russian drones discovered the Ukrainian army's secret long-range drone launch site near the village of Martovoye in Kharkiv region.
Russia’s two Iskander ballistic missiles precisely hit the terrain, destroying four transport trucks, five unmanned launch systems, 50 long-range attack unmanned aircraft and killing 25 Ukrainian soldiers.
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Silsky is now in question in Kiev.
The Russian military released a message saying that the Russian army's three-dimensional cross-fire attacks on land, sea and air completely defeated and disrupted the Ukrainian army's plan to readjust its force deployment. Russian long-range strikes are increasingly like superb surgery.
The Russian Army has not only advanced gliding guided bombs, sea-based caliber cruise missiles. The Russian Army's sophisticated Guard 1st Tank Group Army, Navy Marine Brigade, Guard 76th Air Guard Division during the launch of the attack. The Russian Army will also launch a large number of thermal bombs, cluster bombs, rocket bombs, heavy cannons and cloud bombs.
Comprehensively attack the Ukrainian army's forward positions, using Iskander ballistic missiles and North Korea's Hwasong-11 ballistic missiles. Precision strikes were carried out on assembly points in the rear of Ukraine, railway stations, and logistics centers.
The Russian troops used the ground, gas pipelines, and water pipelines to move forward and round the Ukrainian army behind them to strike.
Now, Kursk's counterattack has failed, and it is becoming more and more difficult to fight in the Donbas region. The commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army, Syrsky, is falling into constant doubts.
Vladimir Rogov, Chairman of the Committee on Sovereign Affairs of the Russian Socialist Assembly and Co-Chairman of the Coordination Committee on New Regional Integration, said that Mikhail-Drapath, commander of the Ukrainian Dnipro Strategic Campaign Forces Cluster, is most likely to be his replacement.
After the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Drapat was reused, promoted several times in a row, acted as a firefighter many times, was ordered in times of danger, and achieved good results. From brigade commander to commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Army and theater commander.
Zelensky, born in 1982, is a younger and more energetic Major General Drapat, and his reputation is growing among lower officers in the Ukrainian army.