US' Laser-Guided Rocket Systems To Make Ukraine's Bayraktar TB2 Drones More Lethal

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • The laser-guided rocket systems being sent by the US to Ukraine are being reckoned as the latest weapons for Bayraktar TB2 Drones. The Turkish-made Bayraktar drones have been used to lethal effect by Ukraine against invading Russian forces. The Ukrainian military has been using TB2 for battlefield destruction and other operations against the Russian military. However, the TB2 drones used by the Ukrainian army are reportedly now running short of missiles.
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Комментарии • 738

  • @stevinharper3551
    @stevinharper3551 2 года назад +57

    This probably wouldn't be a problem with Turkey if we had sold them the air defense systems they wanted instead of denying them causing them to buy Russian air defense systems pushing them closer to russia

    • @joelrunyan1608
      @joelrunyan1608 2 года назад +5

      No. Turkey is in the same jam as Germany... its all about the natural gas....

    • @darkprofile
      @darkprofile 2 года назад

      Well USA denied to sell patriots to Turkey untill Turkey contracted Russian S400. And aftet Turkey was expelled from f35 program while Turkey was one of the main partners of the project and who manufacture some parts. And at the end USA sent heavy arms to PKK-YPG terrorists who had been attacking and killing Turkish Nato soldiers.
      After all USA not only pushed Turkey to Russia. Also created in Turkish nation hatred to America and Sympathy to Putin.
      And at the end Americans see when there is a major problem Turkey is a solid ally and they spent their taxes on wrong bets. Turkey is in a very strategical area with big population and strong army. If USA will push Turkey away there always will be someone who will want to ser such player in his team.

    • @randomdude8202
      @randomdude8202 2 года назад +2

      @@joelrunyan1608 You are both right, but gas does have a bigger role

    • @Режиссёр-г8ш
      @Режиссёр-г8ш 2 года назад

      You're absolutely right. US denied to sell Turkey the Patriot systems, then blames why they bought S400 from Russia.

    • @ersinede1973
      @ersinede1973 2 года назад

      Türkiyenin rus gazına ihtiyacı yok. Azerbaycan ve İran gazi yeterli. İsrail'e gaz vermek için yalvarıyor.

  • @jawedmanowar657
    @jawedmanowar657 2 года назад +70

    This small and inexpensive Drone has made its Mark in any war that it has entered
    From syria to libya to Ethopia and now helping Ukrainian to give then the Battle edge and destroying Heavy Russian Armour
    Turkish Drones has Garned so much Fame no other drone can now Match its Combat Affectiveness

    • @cameronspence4977
      @cameronspence4977 2 года назад +2

      Are you joking? TB2 is nowhere near the best combat drone, you seriously think just because it's a cheap secondhand option that is being insanely overhyped to be a million times better than it actually is makes it the best drone? There are entire other classes of higher capability drones that it can't come anywhere near matching, to a bystander like you maybe just because small shitty economies that can't afford high end military equipment have used it in a couple conflicts but the reality is the US alone, one country for example, has several drones that have an entire different level of capacity. It can't even carry enough weight to be able to use missiles like hellfire, that alone says that it's definitely not the best. TB2 is maybe the best combat drone in it's class, the best period is another thing altogether

    • @olmazsanolmaz0181
      @olmazsanolmaz0181 2 года назад

      Cameron spense you crazy!!! Türk dronları en iyisi dostum bunun en iyi örnekleri var Suriye Libya Karabağ şimdide Ukrayna... Karnın ağrıyorsa doktora git

    • @jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884
      @jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884 2 года назад +26

      @@cameronspence4977 he didnt said best drone he said most effective drone read right before being toxic

    • @blueslsd
      @blueslsd 2 года назад +18

      @@cameronspence4977 Chill mate, your not being targeted and your armchair is safe!!!

    • @frankrenda2519
      @frankrenda2519 2 года назад

      it hasnt destroyed even 5 tanks in ukraine

  • @jamesstreet228
    @jamesstreet228 2 года назад +55

    We need to get a C-5 loaded down with ten's of thousands of these rockets and get them to Ukraine to use with the Bayraktar's. These drones have been absolutely invaluable for Ukraine. Thank you Turkey for helping Ukraine by sending them this amazing weapon.

    • @cliffperkin63
      @cliffperkin63 2 года назад +3

      Thank YOU Turkey ,stepping up !!!!🪙🇦🇺💮⚔️🎀🌻🌺🥇🌹🪅💐🌍🏵️🎁💯🏠🎉🌸🗝️✌️🎯🏆💎💍😄

    • @machineenvyllc437
      @machineenvyllc437 2 года назад

      Nah. You get a c130 loaded with 1000 switchblades. And you got 1000 targets.

    • @hakang1331
      @hakang1331 2 года назад +1

      Dear NATO allies,
      the war started in Afghanistan in 2001 and continued with the Iraq war in 2003. Until then, everything seemed half as wild. Then the war swept across the Middle East and now the war is in Europe. The war has been migrating westward for 20 years and has now reached NATO borders. The enemies of the West (China, Russia, North Korea...) outnumber the West in number as well as in the number of nuclear warheads. In the meantime, their economic power and technology are also a danger for the West.
      And it's always the same, as soon as war breaks out somewhere and the West needs good soldiers, then the Turks are good friends for them (Korea war, Afghanistan, Somalia, ISIS...).
      After the war, the West does everything to keep the Turkish economy from getting too big. The claim that Turkey will leave NATO and the West as soon as it becomes an economically great power is false. We Turks are the most loyal people in the world. Stop wrecking our economy and we'll take out the Russians and the Chinese on our own so you can sit back and eat popcorn. As we have done several times in our 1500 year history, in 3 different Turkish empires.

    • @snickle1980
      @snickle1980 2 года назад

      ​@@hakang1331 It appears as though you've been zooming out to look at the entire map, eh?
      I also view this as a continuation of the old East Vs West ideological conflict and it's nice to see someone else with a long term perspective.
      For The States, it essentially began at the end of WW2, but I'm sure we could go back quite far in time, in search of the origin. Most of our wars over the past 80 years were due to this ongoing conflict.
      As far as I'm aware, we have no vested interest (currently) in limiting Turkish power in that region of the world. A strong ally in that area greatly benefits the West, and protects (and projects) our long term interests.
      Our two countries have been working together since the early 1800s, and our only real concern or issue with turkey today is the question of stability. You gave us a bit of a scare with the 2016 coup attempt, and I believe it was reasonable for us to pull back for a while... but in time we'll get back to normal relations.
      Closer relations with Turkey is our overall goal, according to the State Department, so we'll get there, over time. No worries.
      PS: Thanks for the Bayraktar. It's not often a weapon comes with it's own theme song! 😁

    • @hakang1331
      @hakang1331 2 года назад

      @@snickle1980
      Nice to read that, best wishes !

  • @ottomanosman2463
    @ottomanosman2463 2 года назад +18

    Well done Ukraine, NATO unite together 🇹🇷❤️🇺🇦🇹🇷🤝🇺🇸

  • @hectorr6299
    @hectorr6299 2 года назад +42

    A big shout out to Vlad " The Boss" Putin for supplying the soldiers so America can test their weapons on is surely appreciated.

    • @konnen4518
      @konnen4518 2 года назад

      You’re Mexican

    • @protorhinocerator142
      @protorhinocerator142 2 года назад

      Testing in a lab or on a testing range is fine at first, but nothing proves a weapon like a way.
      We should be sending Ukraine every crazy bleeding edge weapon we have and test the crap out of them.

    • @devdevan9091
      @devdevan9091 2 года назад +2

      😂😂😂

    • @dan61131
      @dan61131 2 года назад

      In war, surprises is key to victories, but every putin military moves & direction are well known? No way he is going to win this war. Ukraine can read his militaries like alphabet, specially on Kyiv. He rather call it quits than losing more soldiers, his weapons depleted, & his country suffered more? If he is not, he'll lost his power once Russians learned how he failed in his invasions & killed tens of thousands of Russian militaries.

    • @johnruiz6743
      @johnruiz6743 2 года назад +1

      This 'special military operation' has been a goldmine for intelligence interests! They were wetting themselves waiting to get their hands on Russian hardware for study, especially the electronic jamming tech. Not to mention studying CaC tactics, though not real impressive, but real data...🤔

  • @pd003
    @pd003 2 года назад +53

    God bless Turkey for helping Ukraine

    • @PapagenoMF
      @PapagenoMF 2 года назад +2

      But still taking Russian oil? Backhanded.

    • @acidtechno
      @acidtechno 2 года назад

      Actually disappointing after hosting failed talks . real reason , their own power needs. Bit crap really . oh and sell Ukraine weapons on the side.

    • @jeckjeck3119
      @jeckjeck3119 2 года назад +3

      @Aytuğ Çataklı
      Ruskis never intended for peace, so it would be idiotic to blame Turkey for it.

    • @user-lc7jy4jd4y
      @user-lc7jy4jd4y 2 года назад

      @@acidtechno A person can't be this ignorant, you don't know anything.
      Turkey, the only country in the world that allows peace talks, is an example of complete ignorance to claim that Turkey has failed while other countries are touting war.

    • @acidtechno
      @acidtechno 2 года назад

      @Aytuğ Çataklı no I'm not.

  • @davidbeattie4294
    @davidbeattie4294 2 года назад +94

    I hope the APKWS works on the Bayraktar. Being able to increase the number of weapons carried per sortie will definitely result in more Russian crispy critters.

    • @marcharsveld2914
      @marcharsveld2914 2 года назад +8

      I like that. Crispy critters. Can't have enough of em. All day long. Every day of the week. Never too much.

    • @gb1178
      @gb1178 2 года назад +4

      The Bayraktar doesn't exist anymore in a fighting sense for Ukraine, because Turkey has cut off all spare parts, repairs, updates and munitions. Hopefully the west has a good understanding of the design and functionality to keep it flying for 2-3 months. After that the Ukrainians are f/t. We should be sending something of similar abilities, but only turkey has this ability at the moment. Or Israel, and they don't want to get involved either.

    • @ebbac
      @ebbac 2 года назад

      I think it can work on tb2 as bayraktar use Nato laser designator standard but Apkws's 3km max range is problem because bayraktar launches mam-l free drop at 8km altitude. Flying near to ground will cause to put bayraktar in the range of short range air defence systems and make it more detectable as radar print will be bigger.

    • @jeckjeck3119
      @jeckjeck3119 2 года назад

      @@gb1178
      More suicide drones:)

    • @heateslier
      @heateslier 2 года назад +4

      @@gb1178 thought the Russians shoot them all down, anyway but updates, repairs, spare parts, dude what's you talkin bout, those things are essentially flying moped engines with electronics available at any toystore, I'm sure Ukraine will be using them even after Putin is long gone😁

  • @absoluteanonomity6994
    @absoluteanonomity6994 2 года назад +5

    Turkey should just continue supplying Ukraine with MAM munitions. This is not the time for experiments with little US rockets which aren't as effective as the MAM-L munitions. America and Europe should buy these munitions from Turkey and donate it to Ukraine.

    • @gokhantaylan5419
      @gokhantaylan5419 2 года назад +2

      I think Turkey faces a stock problem in delivering smart micro munitions to Ukraine.

  • @bobsellars2395
    @bobsellars2395 2 года назад +25

    USA and the EU should expedite oil and gas exports and infrastructure, or at least guarantee energy supply to Turkey. This will remove the problem of Russia threatening to withhold oil and gas if Turkey keeps supplying drones and missiles to Ukraine.

    • @cliffperkin63
      @cliffperkin63 2 года назад +1

      Turkey can get all energy needs met by a multitude of gulf states or even in own waters of Mediterranean they bordering on huge field runs across Syria , Lebanon an Israel waters ,don't have to suckle at poo poo poo tins tests!!!!🇦🇺💮⚔️🎀🌻🌺🥇🌹🪅💐🌍🏵️🎁💯🌸🗝️✌️🎯🏆💎💍😄

    • @mapleleaves2289
      @mapleleaves2289 2 года назад +2

      They should also lift the economic sanctions on Turkey and find solution to the f35 program issue. Now that russia is a threat, turkey, an important nato memeber in the region, should be equipped with somthing better than the f16s.

    • @hakang1331
      @hakang1331 2 года назад

      Dear NATO allies,
      the war started in Afghanistan in 2001 and continued with the Iraq war in 2003. Until then, everything seemed half as wild. Then the war swept across the Middle East and now the war is in Europe. The war has been migrating westward for 20 years and has now reached NATO borders. The enemies of the West (China, Russia, North Korea...) outnumber the West in number as well as in the number of nuclear warheads. In the meantime, their economic power and technology are also a danger for the West.
      And it's always the same, as soon as war breaks out somewhere and the West needs good soldiers, then the Turks are good friends for them (Korea war, Afghanistan, Somalia, ISIS...).
      After the war, the West does everything to keep the Turkish economy from getting too big. The claim that Turkey will leave NATO and the West as soon as it becomes an economically great power is false. We Turks are the most loyal people in the world. Stop wrecking our economy and we'll take out the Russians and the Chinese on our own so you can sit back and eat popcorn. As we have done several times in our 1500 year history, in 3 different Turkish empires.

    • @allahc.c2701
      @allahc.c2701 2 года назад

      They should allow Turkey to use euros or dollars, even if they do not take them to Europe, when Turkey switches to dollars and euros, it will not need Russian gas and Russian tourists

  • @desertsunset8025
    @desertsunset8025 2 года назад +8

    I remember hearing the Bayractar drone song a Ukrainian made at the beginning of the war. It's my phone ring now .

  • @nenohaasbroek9303
    @nenohaasbroek9303 2 года назад +51

    Crop Sprayers make excellent platforms for guided munitions, bombs, etc. They can fly incredibly low and being slow will not be detected by radar. They can operate from virtually anywhere, roads, fields, etc. Ukraine must have hundreds of them

    • @bernardedwards8461
      @bernardedwards8461 2 года назад +1

      P51 Mustangs would be better. They can outfly any of the larger drones. A $2 million drone in exchange for a few dozen .50 calibre rounds seems to me like a bargain.

    • @Verklunkenzwiebel
      @Verklunkenzwiebel 2 года назад +12

      small arms fire will kill a cropduster pilot.

    • @lordofdiscordxx6952
      @lordofdiscordxx6952 2 года назад

      The rubbish some people spout....

    • @dccprime1
      @dccprime1 2 года назад +10

      What you're saying is correct, but the disadvantage is that they have to be maned, and given their slow flight speed and low altitudes, as well as that they aren't at all armored, means the death toll among their pilots would be unacceptably high. So long as un-maned options remain available, such as TB-2s and even commercial delivery octocopter drones, they remain preferable to maned older technologies.

    • @trstquint7114
      @trstquint7114 2 года назад +10

      Brilliant idea! Minor detail: you'll need Kamikaze pilots.

  • @clarencemcgregor8568
    @clarencemcgregor8568 2 года назад +44

    But Russia says that they have eliminated 106% of Ukraine's Bayraktar TB2 drones?

    • @JBoy340a
      @JBoy340a 2 года назад +19

      Thought is was 200% of the TBs

    • @clarencemcgregor8568
      @clarencemcgregor8568 2 года назад +21

      @@JBoy340a 300% lies!

    • @tedmar2811
      @tedmar2811 2 года назад

      RuSSians lied as usual 1000%

    • @templetonlee1722
      @templetonlee1722 2 года назад

      Rule No 1 : Don't believe anything the Russians say.
      Rule No 2 : Don't believe anything the Russians say.
      Rule No 3 : If a Russian tells the truth he's still a liar.

    • @ebbac
      @ebbac 2 года назад +13

      Soon they will eliminate world's entire tb2 fleet in Ukraine.

  • @maureenohara307
    @maureenohara307 2 года назад +5

    Turkish drones are brilliant

  • @bernalbant
    @bernalbant 2 года назад +26

    If the drones have rockets to shoot then use them as a guiding drone which gives exact coordinates for rockets or airplanes to launch from air or from land - use them as a reflecting mirror - as all Bayraktar drones can communicate with eachother interactivly - they can make a chain for data transfer without using the satelitte a kind of Loran-c but dynamic in the air.

    • @otpyrcralphpierre1742
      @otpyrcralphpierre1742 2 года назад +1

      Thank you for that info. Makes me admire them even more. Are the Ukrainians using all of these features?

    • @rxonmymind8362
      @rxonmymind8362 2 года назад +1

      Yeah, what he ^ said.

    • @turkishrule
      @turkishrule 2 года назад +3

      @@otpyrcralphpierre1742 Once the TB2 is out of ammo it marks targets for different weapons systems. So it is already one of the functions of Bayraktar SIHA(UAV).

    • @raywhitehead730
      @raywhitehead730 2 года назад +1

      I think the was done, to the Moskva!

  • @alexandertelehin3425
    @alexandertelehin3425 2 года назад +76

    To the US, Please send thousands of these laser-guided rocket systems🚀 to Ukraine. Like you said, they are much lighter in weight, with the possibility of fixing 6 to 8 of these rocket to the Bayraktar drones. I am so much looking forward to hearing of any success these might have if they are supplied to Ukraine. Good shooting.🚀🚀🚀🚀🛩

    • @Deekumar
      @Deekumar 2 года назад

      They can get some time but they can't win.
      US will fight till last ukrainian because thats how America fight against strong countries.
      Russia is not Iraq or Libya or Yugoslavia.
      So if America wants to beat Russia America will fight till last ukrainian and America won't let Ukrainian leaders to resolve the issue diplomatically.

    • @swaghauler8334
      @swaghauler8334 2 года назад +9

      They were AMAZING in the Middle East. Many a "technical" met its end at the hands of a guided Hydra Rocket! Each kit only cost around $30K when they were introduced. I'm sure that price has dropped now due to the numbers produced. $33K for a rocket and guidance is pretty cheap. That's less than 1/4 the cheapest laser-guided missile in the US inventory... The GRIFFIN Missile.
      The Griffin MIGHT be another option for the Bayraktar drone. It's a little longer than 1 meter, weighs 20kg, and has a range of 20km when fired from aircraft (6km? when ground-fired). It too uses active laser guidance. But you can buy FOUR APKW guidance kits for a single GRIFFIN Missile's cost.

    • @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554
      @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 2 года назад +1

      @@swaghauler8334 Sounds good...

    • @hillbilly4895
      @hillbilly4895 2 года назад +1

      I worry about how many of these were lost to the Taliban when Biden withdrew from Afganistan. In other words, these rockets may already be in Ukraine but under Russian control. Don't be confused, the decision tree for US support is: Obama, Clinton then Biden. And remember: 1) "I'll be able to do more when I'm reelected." ~B. Obama 2) The Great Reset ~ Sec. of State Hillary Clinton 3) Burisma ~ Hunter Biden. None of the aforementioned did these things for free. If Biden decided to visit Ukraine (like PM Johnson) Zelensky needs to keep him out of any military intellegence centers...what Biden (and his staff) see will make its way back to Putin quickly. Just sayin'.

    • @tedmar2811
      @tedmar2811 2 года назад +3

      8 laser guided rockets from single Bayraktar drone can destroy 8 RuSSian tanks. Slava Ukraine!

  • @greenplace740
    @greenplace740 2 года назад +13

    Thats excelent news 👍👍

  • @chrissmith7669
    @chrissmith7669 2 года назад +31

    The base 70mm Rocket concept is an old one but the modern rocket engines, warheads, with the laser guidance upgrade make them as capable as early Hellfire missiles.

  • @dariuslim3277
    @dariuslim3277 2 года назад +67

    SOMETHING IS ALWAYS BETTER THAN NOTHING... SLAVA UKRAINE🍻🍻🍻

    • @justiceforall2054
      @justiceforall2054 2 года назад +4

      The west need to supply weapons to Ukraine asap to test West weapons against Russia, anti ship, SAM, anti tank and stinger star streak missiles against Russian planes, this is once in a life time opportunity

    • @randygillespie4952
      @randygillespie4952 2 года назад +2

      @@justiceforall2054 we need to give them everything they need, Offensive and Defensive, take the fight to them, instead of waiting for what's next. Wipe'm out.

    • @godsucks6391
      @godsucks6391 2 года назад +2

      @@justiceforall2054 I agree the west can test new weapons with the help of Ukraine just like Russia did in Syria. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

    • @zenokarlsbach4292
      @zenokarlsbach4292 2 года назад

      @@randygillespie4952They'll wipe us out, douchebag. Let them wipe their own and take a shower afterward for good measure.

    • @joelrunyan1608
      @joelrunyan1608 2 года назад

      Guided rockets will be more effective against everything except the tanks.. and they'll be able to target like 20 vehicles per sortie

  • @farhanalam2214
    @farhanalam2214 2 года назад +3

    Turkey itself has provided MAM-C and MAM-L laser guided missiles which are compatible with Bayraktar tb2 drones to ukrain....these are very advanced micro munitions with very very high precision.

  • @TheDutchman6
    @TheDutchman6 2 года назад +8

    Great video from crux. And a great upgrade for Ukraine. Lazer guided weapons are very accurate. Should be a game changer. Victory 💪💪 Ukraine.

    • @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554
      @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 2 года назад +1

      Yes, I would think that it would be especially successful in the kind of terrain in the Eastern parts of Ukraine...

  • @boichi7915
    @boichi7915 2 года назад +6

    Orcs are dying like flies 🤣💪☝️

  • @artificialintelligence374
    @artificialintelligence374 2 года назад +3

    No compare with the Turkish one. Turkish smart bmbs use thermobaric warheads. That's why they can create a huge impact.

  • @untermench3502
    @untermench3502 2 года назад +72

    The Baktiar is invisible to Russian fire-control radars because it flies too slow for them to 'see' it. When I used to fly, we would play jokes on search radars by pointing the plane into the wind and going into slow flight. We then disappeared from their radar because they are programmed to ignore objects below a certain speed, such as birds, weather phenomenon and ground clutter.

    • @DOHA104p3
      @DOHA104p3 2 года назад +13

      Its not slow for them to see, it's really small and has a low radar cross section which makes it really hard to detect.

    • @untermench3502
      @untermench3502 2 года назад +5

      @@DOHA104p3
      That's the official story.

    • @ayahpinkofficial2769
      @ayahpinkofficial2769 2 года назад

      I see...no wonder some miltary company using that weakness of slow as their main assets

    • @untermench3502
      @untermench3502 2 года назад +11

      @@ayahpinkofficial2769
      As soon as I read that the Baktiar was slow, I knew what they were doing. When it is loitering over a target, it just disappears from radar, if they see it at all.

    • @jaredh9463
      @jaredh9463 2 года назад +4

      It is also invisible because the Russians do not have 10% of the spread out presence of the Ukrainians. If the Ukrainians were to fly these directly over Russian installations several times to get to their destinations they would be easily spotted and shot down. As it stands now they can stay away up to the distance of whatever the ordinance is they are using and fly in on the edges when necessary.
      If the Russians were to use the same kind of drone there's a revel rate would be far shorter as the Ukrainians have the benefit of staying in smaller and more dispersed units because the civilians love them and actually support them logistically.

  • @snickle1980
    @snickle1980 2 года назад +2

    Hello again Turkish allies. Here in the US, we know you're in a tough spot between a rock and a hard place, but meanwhile...The Bayraktar has made Turkey a household name over here!
    (Prior to the war, the most anyone knew about Turkey related to sandwiches and one communist Twitch streamer.)😁
    Glad to have you with us in whatever capacity you're able to assist. 👍

  • @gb1178
    @gb1178 2 года назад +7

    Thank Turkey for the Bayraktar! I'm just a little bit surprised that they cut Ukraine off at the knees after supplying the drones. How can they get replacement parts, munitions or other upgrades needed to fly? I would have thought that this was all part of the sale contract. Ukraine is depending on these drones so, so much. You don't have to take sides if it is not in your national interest security wise??? However, please keep supplying the necessary equipment to the Ukrainians to keep them flying. The Bayraktar has made a name for itself in the world in the last 18 months, so if you want a million more sales worldwide in the future, follow up on your obligations. Thank you Turkey, and the world help Ukraine.

    • @a0flj0
      @a0flj0 2 года назад +2

      I believe it's a bit complicated. One dictator - Putin - talked to another dictator - Erdogan - and told him to stop selling drones and what ammunition and spare parts are needed to keep them flying to Ukraine. Erdogan initially replied his hands are tied because the drone is sold by a private company, not by the Turkish state. To which Putin replied that Russian oil and gas bought by Turkey is also sold by private companies, but it might stop flowing. To which Erdogan, being a dictator, not the leader of a functioning democracy, led by the rule of law, possibly reconsidered his position on the freedom of doing business of the private company that makes the drones.
      Then again, no matter how good the drone is, likely nobody will buy it, if they get a live demo of how easy it is to be cut off from critical supplies to keep it flying when you need them most.

    • @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554
      @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 2 года назад +1

      @@a0flj0 You pretty much covered it. Nothing to add to it. You nailed it.

    • @gokhantaylan5419
      @gokhantaylan5419 2 года назад +5

      @@a0flj0 Türkiye supports Ukraine. We are applying balancing act because we are highly dependent on Russian gas to stay warm.

    • @markthompson8656
      @markthompson8656 2 года назад +2

      @@gokhantaylan5419 winter is over. It is spring time now.

    • @gb1178
      @gb1178 2 года назад +2

      @@a0flj0 Thank you for your insight. I'm trying not to criticize any western power, because they have contributed a lot. However I can't help criticizing Turkey, who was willing to shoot down Russian planes and helicopters in Syria but is unwilling to act against Russia because of fuel now in Ukraine. The double standard here is ridiculous

  • @marthaiyengar8322
    @marthaiyengar8322 2 года назад +3

    Long live Ukraine

    • @cheburatour
      @cheburatour 2 года назад

      Да, уже недолго ей осталось.

  • @BloodymaryPudding
    @BloodymaryPudding 2 года назад +16

    So far we have seen that even small toys from the West are like a total nightmare to the Russian army. Cannot imagine what it would be like if more sophisticated big toys were brought in.

    • @johnholmes5674
      @johnholmes5674 2 года назад

      The bigger the toys, the bloodier PutZins nose will be

    • @sd8484
      @sd8484 2 года назад

      @@johnholmes5674 russia has better weapons than the us or at least the same level..dont be a sheep and believe the news and media russia is winning

    • @sd8484
      @sd8484 2 года назад

      @@johnholmes5674 and just wait till there allies join in..china, north korea...

    • @johnholmes5674
      @johnholmes5674 2 года назад

      @@sd8484 if that’s the case, Russia sure is performing rather badly against an inferior armed smaller country.

  • @carsten9168
    @carsten9168 2 года назад +15

    Very good explanation on the variance of the Bayraktar-TB2 drone rockets it carries ! Good turkey shoot options against war criminal and butcher Hitler Putin, Ukraine !

    • @rinneganitachi4840
      @rinneganitachi4840 2 года назад

      4th Reich Nazi Ukraine

    • @kimjongun269
      @kimjongun269 2 года назад

      You watch too many fake news

    • @hakang1331
      @hakang1331 2 года назад +1

      Dear NATO allies,
      the war started in Afghanistan in 2001 and continued with the Iraq war in 2003. Until then, everything seemed half as wild. Then the war swept across the Middle East and now the war is in Europe. The war has been migrating westward for 20 years and has now reached NATO borders. The enemies of the West (China, Russia, North Korea...) outnumber the West in number as well as in the number of nuclear warheads. In the meantime, their economic power and technology are also a danger for the West.
      And it's always the same, as soon as war breaks out somewhere and the West needs good soldiers, then the Turks are good friends for them (Korea war, Afghanistan, Somalia, ISIS...).
      After the war, the West does everything to keep the Turkish economy from getting too big. The claim that Turkey will leave NATO and the West as soon as it becomes an economically great power is false. We Turks are the most loyal people in the world. Stop wrecking our economy and we'll take out the Russians and the Chinese on our own so you can sit back and eat popcorn. As we have done several times in our 1500 year history, in 3 different Turkish empires.

    • @Kendndnd
      @Kendndnd 2 года назад

      What about push ,abama and biden ?

  • @strikezonefishingadventures
    @strikezonefishingadventures 2 года назад +2

    Slava Ukraine!!!!!

  • @kemingxi1317
    @kemingxi1317 2 года назад +3

    god bless UKRAINE

  • @askilljohansen6571
    @askilljohansen6571 2 года назад +5

    Its a super weapon , in near combat targeting ,both air-ground also ground to ground !

    • @jenifferschmitz8618
      @jenifferschmitz8618 2 года назад

      i was down right ingenious way of turning thousands of stock pilled old rockets into cheap lethal guided weapons

  • @philipwan2266
    @philipwan2266 2 года назад +15

    Well a proxy state can buy the needed missiles from Turkey and smuggle them to Ukraine. What you can do in movies, you can do in the real world _ just make it covert, unseen, unannounced.

    • @mmashorts5351
      @mmashorts5351 2 года назад +2

      USA want to advertise ...my wepan look look🙄

    • @mmashorts5351
      @mmashorts5351 2 года назад

      Turkey never said they had problems with suplier of missile
      ...USA dic#k head just came say this

    • @protorhinocerator142
      @protorhinocerator142 2 года назад

      I think we're past the point of pretending to care about what the Russians think is "fair".

    • @jeckjeck3119
      @jeckjeck3119 2 года назад

      @@mmashorts5351
      US only advertises what will be seen anyway.

    • @cemyurdakul1128
      @cemyurdakul1128 2 года назад +2

      i think there is a stock problem, bayraktars were fighting like last 3 years... and after pandemic probably production speed couldn't match the speed of conflicts around world... As far as i heard Turkish army sent last batch of Mams from it's own stockpile and it also has bare minumum for it's anti terror operations...

  • @joelrunyan1608
    @joelrunyan1608 2 года назад +15

    This will make those bayraktars much more deadly. Especially to lighter armor.. the bigger anti tank missiles are overkill for ifv and trucks

    • @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554
      @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 2 года назад

      Yes. Knocking out APCs and trucks really does a number on Infantry...
      Especially that new, long column in the Southeast...

    • @uelude
      @uelude 2 года назад +1

      @@gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 rockets + orc fuel = win

    • @joelrunyan1608
      @joelrunyan1608 2 года назад +1

      @@gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 plus. The Turkish guided bomb is huge and heavy. They only carry 2 of em. These rockets are in pods of like 7 to 10. Each bayraktar sorty can now target 20 vehicles instead of just 2. Before it has to rearm

    • @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554
      @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 2 года назад

      @@joelrunyan1608 Man! They have to get them to the Ukrainians...and a lot of them. Sounds like it could be a game-changer...
      The russians can't grind out vehicles and crews as fast as Ukrainians wipe them out...

    • @tahsin7682
      @tahsin7682 2 года назад +3

      @@joelrunyan1608 No. The TB2 can carry 4 Turkish made laser guided missiles, they are far from being bulky. On the contrary, the Turkish missiles carry a greater warhead, hence affecting a larger radius. The MAM missiles have been specially designed for UAV use, they're the best for TB2's.

  • @jacksonv1ll836
    @jacksonv1ll836 2 года назад +2

    How about Byaraktar with Sea JAVELIN ANTI SHIP Missile🔥🔥☠️

  • @davidszarowicz4715
    @davidszarowicz4715 2 года назад +3

    About time now sent long range missiles and artillery.

  • @tonybaker55
    @tonybaker55 2 года назад +8

    I am sure there are enough clever people out there to figure out the best weapons for the drones. So far, those drones are really effective.

    • @protorhinocerator142
      @protorhinocerator142 2 года назад +1

      The Ukrainians are dancing and singing songs about how much they love the Bayraktar.

    • @johnruiz6743
      @johnruiz6743 2 года назад

      Autonomous/smart weapons like drones, ground vehicles, submersibles, etc are the future of war! The systems will just get smarter and deadlier if people survive long enough to continue development? 🤔💀

  • @JFHeroux
    @JFHeroux 2 года назад +27

    Since there is no guidance system that depends on the airframe, this is more a question of payload brackets. Once they engineer the physical launch mount (that would arm the missile and launch it), there's nothing more to do to make the missile compatible. Still, this could take a few weeks to adapt. But the Ukrainians develop some of their own weapons and they have good (and motivated) engineers. And as for the ground troops, painting a target is quite easy and anyone can do it with a few minutes of training.
    I wouldn't be surprised to see them test this out just a couple of weeks after taking delivery of the missiles. Let's hope the US will ship those ASAP because they are urgently needed. The Ukrainians won't make their weapon stock figures public of course, but it seems they only have a week or two of supply. It depends on the timing of the Russian offensive more than anything else...

    • @kimjongun269
      @kimjongun269 2 года назад

      Go Russia 🇷🇺

    • @QuantumPyrite_88.9
      @QuantumPyrite_88.9 2 года назад +1

      Ukraine developed the Stugna guided missile which is very effective and impressive.

    • @kimjongun269
      @kimjongun269 2 года назад

      @@QuantumPyrite_88.9 who care Ukraine are terrorist country themselves

    • @JFHeroux
      @JFHeroux 2 года назад +2

      @@kimjongun269 Okay troll! LMAO Go fight with them, I hear the food is great. LOL

    • @dronesinconstruction
      @dronesinconstruction 2 года назад +1

      Basically Smart Boom

  • @KlingbergWingMkII
    @KlingbergWingMkII 2 года назад +9

    They would be better off to integrate the Switch Blade drone and use the TB2 as a long reach delivery vehicle. Use the TB2 video link to send back the guidance imaging from the Switch Blade. Could probably carry dozens of the SB in one mission.

    • @NeneAyjayar
      @NeneAyjayar 2 года назад +3

      Agree.The switchblade drones are "kamikaze type of weapon that are effectiive at "kill-range" regardless of the guidance system that brought them to their targets by sheer numbers. HOwever, the varied use of Pentagon-reccommended rocket laser-guided systems is a rich field test at the expense of the Russians.. serves them right, too...

    • @als1023
      @als1023 2 года назад +5

      I think we can assume some smart military person is working on that right now. Great Idea !
      Thanks for posting !!

    • @jenifferschmitz8618
      @jenifferschmitz8618 2 года назад

      i think there looking for something they can use immediately

  • @urmommahouse494
    @urmommahouse494 2 года назад +3

    More advance the technology , the more dangerous a war gets

  • @Lion_King38
    @Lion_King38 2 года назад +1

    Bayraktar 👍💪💪

  • @kirubaharanthomas6920
    @kirubaharanthomas6920 2 года назад +3

    god bless you america.

  • @zeuspunz
    @zeuspunz 2 года назад +2

    The music that CRUX uses is top notch. Feels like I am playing Unreal Tournament!

  • @denismorgan9742
    @denismorgan9742 2 года назад +3

    This as made a great weapon into a excellent weapon.

  • @darkprofile
    @darkprofile 2 года назад +1

    How can it be? Russians declared that they shot down 50 tb2 from 36 bayraktar of Ukrainian fleet. Seems like they repaired and shot down some drones twice)))

  • @robertehrenworth3310
    @robertehrenworth3310 2 года назад

    Great! Do it! Slava Ukraine!

  • @joeffpineda622
    @joeffpineda622 2 года назад +7

    more bayakyar to ukraine..

  • @user-qe3cu8cj9g
    @user-qe3cu8cj9g 2 года назад +3

    バイラクタルは最新の防空システムで諜報活動にも有効的です
    👍素晴らしい✈️subarashi👍
    ✈️☁️🛫🛫TB2️⃣🛫🛫🛬☁️✈️
    ☁️🔋🛬📡↩🚀↩🛬🔋☁️🔻
    我等同士を❤️🇹🇷🌟🌙愛する👍
    日本からです🇯🇵🗾Japonyadan

  • @spacelemur7955
    @spacelemur7955 2 года назад +4

    Let's hope this idea has begun being operationalized already and isn't just a proposal.

  • @boichi7915
    @boichi7915 2 года назад +4

    Russian Orc Lifespan: 24 hours 🤣🤣🤭

    • @uelude
      @uelude 2 года назад +1

      Orc half-life 😂

  • @robertschweppie5256
    @robertschweppie5256 2 года назад +1

    UKRAINE WILL BE PLEASED ,

  • @gardnep
    @gardnep 2 года назад

    Thanks to crux for your format that does not include the robot voices of other sites that I quickly close. Just hard core non threatening information that I appreciate. Keep up the good work.

  • @KEB129
    @KEB129 2 года назад +3

    This can make the TB2 into a rocket fireing Typhoon from WW2, but with guided rockets!

    • @teleguy5699
      @teleguy5699 2 года назад +1

      I thought the TB12 was Tom Brady?

  • @kevf500
    @kevf500 2 года назад +1

    GOOD go Ukraine

  • @VINLAND_777
    @VINLAND_777 2 года назад +4

    More of these please! Drive these criminals out of YOUR country Ukraine!

  • @JLowe-uu8lr
    @JLowe-uu8lr 2 года назад +1

    Slava Ukraini! Heroiam Slava !=8)

  • @Conan-ny1um
    @Conan-ny1um 2 года назад +4

    Haha and it begins soon Ukraine will have Abraham’s tanks and Patriot air defense missles.

  • @CMB21497
    @CMB21497 2 года назад +5

    Of course there is a shortage of missiles for the TB-2. Most of the ordnance has been the precision guided micro bombs MAM-C and MAM-L. Turkey can still supply these MAMs. They just don't need to advertise it. They sell a lot of cheap shotguns to U.S. civilians. They could put them into those shipments.

    • @celil4808
      @celil4808 2 года назад +1

      Bayraktar caused a lot of trouble to Russia, problems began to be experienced with Turkey. That's why Turkey had to stop the sale so that the gas would not be cut off.

    • @uelude
      @uelude 2 года назад

      @@celil4808 That's the "official" misinformation.
      Russia absolutely can't afford to cut of Turkish gas, it desperately needs the money. Kremlin applying other direct pressure (threats) to Turkey 'behind the scenes', like maybe assassination of his son, family, cyber attacks, destroy Turkish economy, typical Russian KGB / FSB threats and fear based control.
      Refusing to sell gas is the last thing Putin will do, Putin will not poison his own money when he can ask spies to poison Turkish politician son with nerve toxins.

    • @CMB21497
      @CMB21497 2 года назад

      @@celil4808 I understand, but the MAMs could be supplied covertly.

    • @darkprofile
      @darkprofile 2 года назад

      @@CMB21497 Untill when? When a MAM will explode on a Russiam tank how can you explain it? Can you tell it is chineese copy of MAM missiles?

    • @CMB21497
      @CMB21497 2 года назад +1

      @@darkprofile No, does China make a copy? The MAL-L and MAM-C are not missiles. They are very small laser guided bombs.

  • @kennethstreet5734
    @kennethstreet5734 2 года назад +5

    Send these missiles into Russian towns especially Moscow!

    • @stefanweilhartner4415
      @stefanweilhartner4415 2 года назад +2

      i guess that would escalate things a bit. better to let the russian military bleed out first. they are now resupplying but in the mean time, the fight is still going on. their next "wave" might be the last powerful one that the ukrainian forces will try to withstand. maybe by pulling back a bit. then it will be a stalemate for a few weeks until the russian forces will be ground up.
      the bayraktar tb2 needs to take care of air defense first. after that it can take care of artillery and tanks.
      the next 40 days will be tough, then russians will slowely turn into fertilizer.
      the question is how many batches of soldiers and equipment will pootin send in until the russian military is exhausted. per new batch, another 40 days?

  • @Leitwolf22
    @Leitwolf22 2 года назад +5

    The US has just retired a large number of Predator drones. They could be of good use in the Ukraine.

  • @davidreynolds3082
    @davidreynolds3082 2 года назад

    Come on Bayraktar drones, where are you lately??? We miss you. We miss your destructive force and your great videos. Get back into the affray now ;)

  • @tonyborg4510
    @tonyborg4510 2 года назад +1

    These are turkish not american.

  • @lawmanlawreaper
    @lawmanlawreaper 2 года назад +3

    Good place to test them out I would say target rich environment

    • @swaghauler8334
      @swaghauler8334 2 года назад +1

      They were positively tested by the Marines and SF in the war with ISISS.

  • @hermes4434
    @hermes4434 2 года назад

    Tb2 is the drone with the most hits so far

  • @jeraldleung6009
    @jeraldleung6009 2 года назад +15

    Surely according US ability should be able to make or design small missiles, just a pieces of cake, especially laser printing technology.

    • @mmashorts5351
      @mmashorts5351 2 года назад

      Or think still importing russian engine for space 😂... former German rocket technology stolen by American 😳🤓...act like gay

  • @ey6008
    @ey6008 2 года назад +2

    This will make this a perfect killing machine on steroids

  • @marcharsveld2914
    @marcharsveld2914 2 года назад +1

    Great idea! I guess the're working on it right now.

  • @attacker3407
    @attacker3407 2 года назад +8

    finally turkey solved its problems with france israel as well as US 😂
    pakistan 😭😭😭😭😭

  • @boatercsa
    @boatercsa 2 года назад

    Fantastic. I am sure they will do good work. Glory to the Ukraine.

  • @petechau9616
    @petechau9616 2 года назад

    Hooray for our side!

  • @patriciagootgeld9273
    @patriciagootgeld9273 2 года назад +1

    Wow. This like the Apollo 13 groundcrew braintrust saving the mission with brilliance "on the fly". There really is nothing like the Eleventh Hour to sprout the proverbial miraculous trickbag.

  • @polish22doves
    @polish22doves 2 года назад

    PGM are all good, drones can spot for artillery too. Messy and needs to be in range, Ukraine has good guns. ♥It takes blood and treasure to fight let alone win.💛💙

  • @sergey--24
    @sergey--24 2 года назад +2

    hopeful news 👍

  • @m.gregory5880
    @m.gregory5880 2 года назад

    Get ROCK IN BOYS!!

  • @justiceforall2054
    @justiceforall2054 2 года назад +2

    The west need to supply weapons to Ukraine asap to test West weapons against Russia, anti ship, SAM, anti tank and stinger star streak missiles against Russian planes, this is once in a life time opportunity

  • @agadurapparamachandra8291
    @agadurapparamachandra8291 2 года назад +1

    Very good.

  • @MehmetASLAN-lu9po
    @MehmetASLAN-lu9po 2 года назад +1

    A first on the battlefield and tactical small arms capable of destroying large guns. Being invisible is a huge advantage in battle. Turkey has done its part in this regard, why are other states looking? Are their guns just economical?

  • @ulrichschnell2331
    @ulrichschnell2331 2 года назад +4

    Ukraine needs more than the Bayraktar drones. They need real air support. Two aircraft come to mind. Sweden's Grippen fighter jet and I think Beechcraft makes an excellent ground attack aircraft. The Grippen can use two land highways to take-off and land and only needs a three-man ground crew to maintain the fighter. (As advertised by SAAB.) Therefore, the landing fields can be anywhere making it much more difficult for the Russians to target them. Another advantage of the Grippen is that it cheaper than any other fighter in the west, as well as being cheaper to maintain, therefore, Ukraine can buy more. They can start out with fifty airframes and train more and more pilots on these airframes over six-month period of time. Then, there's the Beechcraft attack aircraft is also very cheap to buy. Easy to maintain, Easy to train pilots, and can take off from two land roads. They have a top speed of over 500 miles an hour, can fly below radar, carry a heavy payload, and be very devastating to Russian convoys. So, there low cost, easy to maintain, can operate from almost anywhere and the Ukrainian's can spread them out into 4-man teams throughout Ukrainian territory and moving them around making them more difficult to destroy. Over period of a year, they can build up a large air force within aq year. If you think these aircraft would be no match for Russia aircraft. The Ukrainians have been flying antiques all along and destroying Russian aircraft, both of the above systems are far more modern and capable then what they are flying now.

    • @protorhinocerator142
      @protorhinocerator142 2 года назад +1

      F-15's and Apache Longbow helicopters.
      Lots of them.

    • @ulrichschnell2331
      @ulrichschnell2331 2 года назад

      @@protorhinocerator142 F-15's are very expensive and can't take off from any highway smaller than a 4-lane highway that is very straight. Plus, the aircrews are very large, the F-15 needs quite of maintenance as well. The Apache would be a good fit but needs a lot of training, taking up to two years to train on. The Grippen and Beechcraft don't, and are quite cheaper to buy and maintain, as well can fly from almost anywhere.

    • @cheburatour
      @cheburatour 2 года назад

      That's right. We must to destroy them all. Our airforce is mighty.

    • @protorhinocerator142
      @protorhinocerator142 2 года назад +1

      @@ulrichschnell2331 At this point I'm not so sure we care a lot about the expense. If we can force F-15's to work somehow, then we should send them.

    • @ulrichschnell2331
      @ulrichschnell2331 2 года назад

      @@protorhinocerator142 One major problem, Ukraines air fields have been destroyed. You need airfields that have concrete runways for F-15's. They no longer have those do they. Saab's Grippen again does not need proper landing strips to take-off and land. Ukraine for the present time when it concerns its' Air Force must fight a guerilla war. Maybe in a year when Russian air forces are decimated they can aqruire F-15's.

  • @climatehero
    @climatehero 2 года назад

    The current weapons work very well.

  • @JoTracy
    @JoTracy 2 года назад

    I pray they get there in time

  • @TheJimprez
    @TheJimprez 2 года назад +7

    Laser-guided weapons are cheaper than fire and forget systems, and also need the operators to maintain line-of-sight with the target to PAINT it with a laser designator for the whole flight time of the missile. That means prolonged exposure to potential return fire. Still very good, but not the "best"...
    New advanced Hellfires would have been that!

    • @blueslsd
      @blueslsd 2 года назад

      Does the rocket not paint the target itself?

    • @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554
      @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 2 года назад

      I've been wondering why Hellfires haven't been used. That's a nasty weapon, that would really mess up orc armor...
      There must be a solution somewhere, to find a platform for use of the Hellfires...

    • @mad_villain8580
      @mad_villain8580 2 года назад +1

      @@blueslsd No, it doesn't. It's really nothing different that a GBU12 or laser guided Maverick.
      Another downside is that small warhead. You can't really harm the crew inside a tank with that. You can take out tracks or sensors, but killing a tank with that isn't likely. BUT it makes short work of BTRs and BMPs do to the nature of being shot top down. On top, they have to be carried in a rocket pod, meaning you bring up to 19 per pylon (that means if the TB2 can carry 4 pods it can bring 76 rockets total) instead of the usual 4 bigger once the TB2 brings in total on the 4 Pylons.

    • @joelrunyan1608
      @joelrunyan1608 2 года назад

      A hellfire Costs a million bucks.. and. This is a weapon for a drone. That can't duck and hide after firing anyways...

    • @timbrwolf1121
      @timbrwolf1121 2 года назад

      @@mad_villain8580 That's where I think the value is. Enough hydras rippled off will kill anything. If each bayracktar can actually carry 76 rockets...(damn those missiles must be heavy) I wonder if the new laser guidance allows you to ripple off multiple rockets on the same target. It would only take 1 for light vehicles, but a t90 with full reactive armor might eat 10 or more rockets.

  • @paulmayeux3571
    @paulmayeux3571 2 года назад +6

    Can it kill a tank or is just good for APC's?

    • @Hunterxrt
      @Hunterxrt 2 года назад +4

      No,this won't be enough to destroy a heavy armoured vehicle.But effective against light armoured vehicles.So Ukrainians can save their powerful missiles for tougher targets

    • @jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884
      @jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884 2 года назад

      it cant destroy tanks but can unable to move them when that happens crew just run aways

  • @voto75
    @voto75 2 года назад +1

    The United States has so many weapons it's mind boggling.

  • @jinnilovely5573
    @jinnilovely5573 2 года назад +8

    MAM Land MAM U its more shopicated than US rocket laser

  • @TheGizmo47
    @TheGizmo47 2 года назад +2

    i'm surprised turkey has'nt got the bottle to stand up to putin

    • @hakang1331
      @hakang1331 2 года назад

      Dear NATO allies,
      the war started in Afghanistan in 2001 and continued with the Iraq war in 2003. Until then, everything seemed half as wild. Then the war swept across the Middle East and now the war is in Europe. The war has been migrating westward for 20 years and has now reached NATO borders. The enemies of the West (China, Russia, North Korea...) outnumber the West in number as well as in the number of nuclear warheads. In the meantime, their economic power and technology are also a danger for the West.
      And it's always the same, as soon as war breaks out somewhere and the West needs good soldiers, then the Turks are good friends for them (Korea war, Afghanistan, Somalia, ISIS...).
      After the war, the West does everything to keep the Turkish economy from getting too big. The claim that Turkey will leave NATO and the West as soon as it becomes an economically great power is false. We Turks are the most loyal people in the world. Stop wrecking our economy and we'll take out the Russians and the Chinese on our own so you can sit back and eat popcorn. As we have done several times in our 1500 year history, in 3 different Turkish empires.

  • @M-a-k-o
    @M-a-k-o 2 года назад +2

    I like the channel for its informative content but how can you allow comments that call the *death* of other people? Surely other YT channels were blocked for less. We are one human family💟

  • @nikenneji1167
    @nikenneji1167 2 года назад

    It is very easy. USA should purchase the missiles from Turkey and send them to Ukraine. We make simple things complicated because we first talk about them in the news media and it is not necessary to talk about these things.

  • @felipeochavillo3076
    @felipeochavillo3076 2 года назад

    Go go go forward & win the. War Ukrainian Armed Forces God bless u all Ukrainian Armed Forces God be with u forever !!!

  • @tanapuia5144
    @tanapuia5144 2 года назад +2

    It is requested that the international community should punish Russia. Let us pray to God so that God may punish them in time. I am from North East India ie Mizoram State. May God help the peoplr/Armed Forces personnel of all ranks of Ukraine. Mr C Laltanpuia
    Social Activist.

  • @tamcuneo
    @tamcuneo 2 года назад

    Ukraina should have more Bayraktars. Bayraktar alternative is needed

  • @protorhinocerator142
    @protorhinocerator142 2 года назад +2

    Great for "tank plinking".
    Plink everything that looks like a tank.

  • @rogertarbox8543
    @rogertarbox8543 2 года назад +1

    Start using them on that eight mile convoy Now.

  • @iloveaviation-burgerclub-a8145
    @iloveaviation-burgerclub-a8145 2 года назад +2

    Laser Güdümlü. 😂🤙🤙

  • @madvikings329
    @madvikings329 2 года назад

    Good testing site to test out new systems for the future fights

  • @joyma82stonebridge91
    @joyma82stonebridge91 2 года назад

    Nice!

  • @takeko6695
    @takeko6695 2 года назад +1

    Go Tanks Gluttony !🤤🤤

  • @nenohaasbroek9303
    @nenohaasbroek9303 2 года назад +4

    The Archangel can carry 12 Hellfire missiles, 10 GBU-58 Mk-81 bombs, six GBU-12 Mk-82 bombs, 48 laser-guided rockets, 12 UMTAS laser-guided missiles, or a mix of the above.

    • @sengon344
      @sengon344 2 года назад +1

      The point of the drone is that its small and undetectable something carrying that much would be far to big to cruise in the air for 24 hours and scout the enemies. Bayraktar is also the cheapest so Ukraine gets alot for their money

  •  2 года назад +1

    The U.S. is to supply the much needed guided missiles to compliment the bayraktar for Ukraine forces.

  • @marinaarias6416
    @marinaarias6416 2 года назад

    Aleluya esto es lo q.este pais necesita para derrotar el enemigo me encanta .

  • @augustusrex8150
    @augustusrex8150 2 года назад +3

    Ther was a movie: "A man for all seasons." According to this movie I must say: Russians are liar for all seasons.

  • @johnvitalis2656
    @johnvitalis2656 2 года назад +3

    The switchblades would be right on time. The switchblades actually works better for maneuver once it becomes a conventional battle. The switchblade will be the front line troops' best counter battery munition. It will be an artillery and combined arms maneuver battle. They just need that RQ4 Global Hawk flying west of the Dnieper River to help. or at least the E-8 JSTARS flying off the coast of Crimea.

    • @paulbedichek2679
      @paulbedichek2679 2 года назад

      We sent 10 Switchblade 600,hardly the action of an ally, we should start with 1000 and scale up from there.

    • @johnvitalis2656
      @johnvitalis2656 2 года назад

      @@paulbedichek2679 They did not say how many was in the last $100 mil shipment.

    • @johnvitalis2656
      @johnvitalis2656 2 года назад +1

      @@paulbedichek2679 10 Switchblade Systems with 10 drones each is a 1,000. Typical of the US Army way of doing things..."crawl, walk, run". Right now they are in the crawl phase. They don't have enough personnel trained on the system. Demand will be based on what Ukrainian Army thinks it can use and need.

    • @Senaleb
      @Senaleb 2 года назад

      I love how people think we have an endless supply of munitions.

    • @paulbedichek2679
      @paulbedichek2679 2 года назад

      @@Senaleb The US? Yes,for this conflict we have unlimited weapons we have vast stocks and can contract for assembly lines to reopen, this is th best use of my tax dollars ever a huge percentage of Americans agree.