The massive use of new Russian Geran-3 strike drones is capable of overloading electronic warfare and air defense systems, according to retired Russian Air Force Major General Vladimir Popov.
According to him, Geran-3 weapons achieve maximum efficiency when used in groups, because it is impossible to shoot down everything.
The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation have already used the Geran-3. The Russian Ministry of Defense has not commented on this information.
The Geran-3 accelerates to 600 km/h, making it more difficult to shoot down with conventional machine guns or artillery. The drone is also capable of accelerating to 700 km/h in dive mode on a target.
Earlier,www1.ru reported thatthe Yars strategic missile system has gone on combat patrol.
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