Military technology

Russia risks ceding the Central Asian fighter market to China

SFU's new technology creates a virtual aperture and improves the accuracy of signal direction determination

After detection, the station can simultaneously track up to 20 aerial targets at speeds up to 270 m/s

Sergey Marzhetsky: laser beam too weather-dependent

"Russian Weapon": A direct radio channel does not work at such a distance - signal retransmission is needed

Istanbul is trying to create its own fifth-generation fighter

"Voennaya Khronika": Mi-8/17 helicopters can be used for scaling

The new design differs significantly from the "flying wing" scheme of early versions and resembles a small cruise missile

Four PS-90A-76 engines and a reinforced wing provided the transport aircraft with new thrust reserves for challenging conditions

Kirillov's scheme uses a constant small power unit to power batteries and a propulsion electric motor in a submerged position

The Russian vehicle relies on compactness and mobility, while the British one focuses on protection and electronics

Mass use is becoming an increasingly noticeable trend in recent months

Vladimir Popov estimated their number at around 25-27 units

"Prometey" can take on the most complex targets, while S-400 handles other aerial threats