一連擊落6架Su-25！ 俄最先進T-90坦克被打爆 烏軍炮火猛轟 前綫驚現俄羅斯坦克墳場！ 2套高價值S-300/400防空飛彈被摧毀！

On May 22nd, around 12.50pm local time, air defense positions in the Moscow-Primorsky Airport area in the Donetsk region were attacked by five ATACOMs. Two S-300 and S-400 anti-aircraft missile launchers, a 96L6E radar system, and a S-300 and S-400 control center successfully blocked American missiles in their own deep area, detonating the ATACOMs one by one. The S-400 anti-aircraft system, which was destroyed one by one, was unable to intercept the ATACOMs missiles of the 1980s. This fully illustrates the limitations of Russian weapons. Among them was a rare Russian radar station that was destroyed. The full-height 96L6E anti-aircraft radar can also explain the problem. Ukrainian military expert Kovalenko wrote on the e-news channel that the Russians claimed that the S-400 equipped with the 96L6E radar could intercept all targets. But what about actual combat? By the way, there are four S-400 launchers in China, four in Turkey, and three in India. What can I say? I wish you a successful acquisition of the best anti-aircraft system in the world. Kovalenko wrote. This can be said to be quite a killer. I don't know how some Eastern countries around Taiwan are feeling. India spent $1.2 billion on the S-400. China spent a lot of money. It's all about injustice. And a video that went viral on the Internet today also showed that it's not that the S-400 doesn't want to intercept American land-based tactical missiles, but that it's trying, but it just can't do it. It's not capable. When the S-400 anti-aircraft system found the ATACOMs launched by the Russian army, it launched five missiles in a row to intercept them. It's still being blown up by the ATACOMs M39A1. This video went viral on the Internet, and the famous military website The Warzone also published an article. The title is ATACOMS DESTROYED WHILE TRYING TO DEFEND ITSELF On May 23rd, the 1st Brigade of the 5th Army announced that another S-425 was shot down in Donetsk. I did the math. May 4th, May 11th, May 13th, May 18th, May 22nd, May 23rd, the 5th Army shot down six S-425s in a row, plus a Ka-52 unarmed helicopter, and the loss of the Air Force is increasing rapidly. Let's take a look at some videos from the front line. On the front line of the Udon Malinka, a Ukrainian drone fired a high-capacity grenade at the top of a Russian T-90M tank. In this way, the most advanced T-90M tank was burned down. This is the picture after the tank was burned down. The grenade did not land on the engine compartment, but directly on the turret. The anti-drone drone was torn apart, and the tank caught fire quickly. The crew in the tank was forced to give up the vehicle. The following video shows a Russian armored vehicle worth tens of millions of dollars lying on the ground, forming a tank cemetery. The scene was shocking. The Ukrainian FPV drone attacked a house of Russian troops suspected of being there. It turned out that there was a explosives depot inside. As a result, soldiers and explosives went up to the sky. Of course, the situation on the front line was extremely intense, and the Ukrainian army also suffered losses. An unarmed B-47 Bridle infantry tank was exposed to fire. The tank was hit in the direction of Avdivka. The explosion caused the tank to successfully evacuate the crew on the B-47 Bridle infantry tank. The latest map of the NSW War Research Institute shows that the Russian army has been suppressed in Kharkov. On the left is the direction of Lipchi. The Russian army is difficult to continue advancing outside Lipchi. The Ukrainian army continues to counterattack, and even faces the risk of failure. On the right is the direction of Vovchansk. The 82nd Brigade of the Russian army is fighting with the M1126 Shchukov-class tank provided by the United States. The Russian army has been attacking the north of Vovchansk since then. At the center of Vovchansk, the Russian army and the Russian army are still fighting. A large number of Russian troops and armored troops have gathered in Lipchi and Vovchansk. They are ready to launch a counterattack and push the Russian army out of here. At present, the Russian army still controls 60% of Vovchansk, so the armor of this tank is very thick, which is perfect for counterattacking. The commander of the Ukrainian armed forces, General Sergei Shevchenko, said that the Russian army suffered heavy losses in the counterattack. He also added that the enemy is currently mobilizing preparations in all directions and trying to actively support the offensive, but has not succeeded. Objectively speaking, the Ukrainian army's battle in Vovchansk and the Kharkov region have all kinds of disadvantages. In addition to the defense problem, the biggest problem is the border line. Ukraine cannot effectively launch a counterattack on the Russian troops on the opposite side of the border line, the command post and the logistics center. The Russian army does not have this restriction. It can carry out a long-range precision strike on the entire Ukrainian border. Even in this unfavorable situation, the Russian army still holds the Russian army's offensive. One of the important factors is that the arrival of the U.S. artillery greatly encouraged the Russian army's morale. In the past seven months, Russia has been relying on Ukraine for assistance. But the Russian army's personnel and equipment are significantly better than the Russian army. Once the aid is in place, the Russian army's window of opportunity is gradually closing. The advantage is gone, the loss is huge. Ukraine's 11th independent air force pilot, nicknamed the Altaikov Natalia Ostrovskaya, recently said in an interview with the host of TSN that Ukraine does not need many As long as there are 35 modernized AH-64 Apache helicopters, it is enough for Ukraine to hit the entire front line of Russian tanks. As a helicopter pilot, he has been in the air more than 100 times, and has a rich experience of helicopter anti-tank combat. He commented on the Ukrainian helicopter combat situation and said, Ukraine has enough helicopters, but they are not modern enough, so it cannot form a crushing advantage over Russian armored vehicles. If you have a modern guided missile, you can stop in a certain place and fight with guided missiles and mobile tanks. Now there is no way to do this, because the missiles we serve are still Soviet-style. If you use them to launch a suicide attack, for many people it is like launching a suicide attack with no return. Using Soviet-style guided missiles to attack takes too long to prepare. Often the Russian army will launch ground-to-air missiles to us first, and they will hit the helicopter very quickly. If we can't get a main attack helicopter like AH-64 Apache, at least we can negotiate with the West to upgrade our existing helicopters. As long as we equip the West with air-to-air electronic equipment and weapons, or even the lowest configuration of Apache, we only need 35 helicopters like this, and we can defeat the entire front line of Russian tanks. Speaking of armed helicopters, there is another bad news to report to you. According to the White Russian Ideal, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, on May 12, Ukrainian armed forces' military equipment was attacked by Russian long-range weapons. In Dnipro, Petrovsk, in the area of Manvelovka village, four Mi-24 long-range helicopters were destroyed, and one Mi-8 He-4 helicopter was also hit. It is reported that these helicopters of the Ukrainian air force are replenishing fuel and ammunition at the frontline weapons and refueling points F.A.R.P near the front line. The Ukrainian air force does this every day, so that a limited number of helicopters can carry out as many transports as possible, disperse casualties, and attack Russian troops, but unfortunately, this time when refueling fuel and ammunition was found by a Russian drone, the Russian army launched an attack at random, causing a huge loss to the Ukrainian air force. British Army General Brian Carbusby said, the Russian army is using new technology to improve communication between the perception system and the weapon system. Once a drone detects a high-value target, it will immediately transmit the relevant information to the Russian strike force, usually an Iskander-M ballistic missile. This missile will arrive at the target area a few minutes after launch, as quickly as possible to attack the target, achieve detection, and destroy. I have to admit, while the Russian army is suffering heavy losses, its combat skills have improved, which is also impressive. This is not the first time this has happened. As early as on March 13, the Russian army successfully destroyed two unmanned helicopters with this tactic, and killed two pilots. It almost happened in the same area. We can see that the Russian army is actively learning from the success of the Ukrainian army in this war, and is working hard to improve its weaknesses. A lot of stupidity that the Russian army has accumulated in the war is now rarely seen. We can clearly see that the influence of the Russian navy's HMS rocket launchers on the war is constantly declining. Of course, the Russian army is also working hard to learn from the success of the Russian army, including effective weapons such as anti-aircraft missiles and anti-aircraft missiles. However, the effect of learning does not seem to be as obvious as the Russian army. Whether it's the Ukrainian army or the Ukrainians, they have to win this war, and they have to win all kinds of problems that exist. Okay, that's it for today's Cold War History. I'm Lin Yuanshan, thanks for watching. Don't forget to like, comment, share and recommend our show. New friends, please subscribe to our channel and turn on the little bell. See you next time.