Ukraine destroyed a evidence number of Russian artillery systems. In 1 day Moscow lost 122 cannons, which is small little than the British Army has. Kiev estimates that the Kremlin is slow exhausting its arsenal.
Ukraine is utilizing increasingly effective systems to detect and destruct Russian artillery, moving the fight to new level – describes American “Forbes”.
Russia lost dozens of artillery systems 1 day. small more has Britain
On Friday, the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported demolition within 24 hours 122 Russian artillery systems. In full only in March Moscow lost around 1644 division.
By comparison, it is estimated that United States have only about 3 1000 weapons of this kind in their arsenal, and United Kingdom - Only 200.
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‘Forbes’ describes that although this data is hard to confirm, it can be determined by recordings or satellite photos that Russia emptys its warehouses. In addition, the Kremlin began buying North Korean guns of 170 mm caliber, which may indicate a deficiency of its own systems.
At the same time, the paper describes that now artillery plays on the battlefield a much smaller role. Russia uses precision guided bombs for tactical strikes on the front line. It so seems that the main reason may be the demolition of its artillery.
War in Ukraine. Kiev and Moscow usage the tactics of First War
Union Agency states that the main enemy of artillery systems is Unmanned aircraft. However, in any time both Kiev and Moscow have turned to the technology first utilized during planet War I. It's about acoustic location.
Microphones placed at a distance recorded gunshot sounds, allowing establish the location of the weapon to an accuracy of 10 metres. Later, the acoustics were replaced by radar, but now this maneuver returns to favors thanks to modern microphones, efficient processors and artificial intelligence – we read.
The advantage is besides the price and lower hazard of detection – this method is much cheaper and invisible to the enemy.
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