Gerberas are mounting a new anti-jam antenna called Kometa. AI narrated promo video reveals details about the Gerbera "decoy". For a decoy, it mounts a 5 to 10kg warhead. While it's far from the 90kg of a Geran, 5 to 10kg is as much as a Lancet or an artillery shell. These drones can dispose themselves by attacking smaller targets, and on their own, can still be a threat to vehicles to power substations, acting as a self sufficient true loitering munition.
With Russia getting swarmed by long ranged drones, it's time to make use and expend older AAMs that's headed to expiration and retirement.
Giatsint-K is beginning to make it's presence felt at the front. The switch from the MSTA barrel on the 2S43 Malva to the Giatsint or Hyacinth barrel to produce the 2S44 Giatsint-K, highlights the battle proven popularity of the Hyacinth platform. I was inclined to think the 2S5 Hyacinth-S was the best Soviet SPH and the 2A36 Hyacinth- B the best Soviet towed howitzer. With the production long retired and inventory numbers dwindling with battle attrition, it's natural to have both Hyacinths replaced by the Hyacinth-K over time.
From the producers of the Lancer, this appears to be the next generation of loitering drone. It is intended to strike both moving and stationary targets. From the description of the operating modes, including manual, semi-automatic, and automatic, it works like a Lancet.
With Russia getting swarmed by long ranged drones, it's time to make use and expend older AAMs that's headed to expiration and retirement.
Giatsint-K is beginning to make it's presence felt at the front. The switch from the MSTA barrel on the 2S43 Malva to the Giatsint or Hyacinth barrel to produce the 2S44 Giatsint-K, highlights the battle proven popularity of the Hyacinth platform. I was inclined to think the 2S5 Hyacinth-S was the best Soviet SPH and the 2A36 Hyacinth- B the best Soviet towed howitzer. With the production long retired and inventory numbers dwindling with battle attrition, it's natural to have both Hyacinths replaced by the Hyacinth-K over time.
From the producers of the Lancer, this appears to be the next generation of loitering drone. It is intended to strike both moving and stationary targets. From the description of the operating modes, including manual, semi-automatic, and automatic, it works like a Lancet.