
Strela-10 SAM system begins using unconventional "tail-chase" missile interception tactics against drones
The system hits aerial targets with a direct strike, after which the crew changes position and conceals the combat vehicle

The system hits aerial targets with a direct strike, after which the crew changes position and conceals the combat vehicle

9M333 SAMs are designed for Strela-10 complexes

9I56 power plants were transferred by the company "Meridian" to the enterprise "Granit"

The system was equipped with new missiles to eliminate small-sized drones

9M333 anti-aircraft missiles received a more sensitive seeker

Air defense gunners regularly conduct visual searches for aerial targets

The system is practically invisible to enemy electronic warfare stations

Performs missile release on a target with high accuracy

Russian Anti-Aircraft Gunners Equip "Strela-10" SAM System with a Mobile "Mancatcher"

Including Shark, Furia, Leleka, and other drones

Russian military personnel praised the characteristics of the SAM