The War in the Ukraine

Tam

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Seems the Gerans/Shaheds are able to hit moving targets on their own


They have featured Gerans with optical glass noses before in defense expos. It's obvious this variant is meant for optical guidance. It's like a Lancet with a Geran body and warhead.

The video footages of Geran strikes on the air against ground targets are taken by other drones, especially by Gerbaras with optical cameras. This one is not only taken from the Geran itself, but it features a thermal camera.

Its also reported Geran-3s are already being used, based on wreckage the Ukrainians recovered. They have small jet engines instead of props which makes them harder to shoot by gun and making a SAM necessary. In expos there's also the variant that has both the optics nose and the jet engine. The drone is gradually turning into a missile.
 
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GulfLander

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Trump greenlights US intelligence sharing for Ukraine’s long-range strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, WSJ reports
The administration is also weighing the delivery of Tomahawk and Barracuda missiles, which could hit targets up to 500 miles away.
(Accdg to the duran youtube channel, the Taiwan is testing this Barracuda missile)

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Soldier30

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The use of a tracked kamikaze drone by the Russian 33rd Berlin Don Cossack Motorized Rifle Regiment in combat in Ukraine. The video shows a Russian ground-based kamikaze drone striking a Ukrainian army stronghold. The model of the robotic platform and the location of the filming were not disclosed. Such kamikaze drones are typically equipped with a TM-62M anti-tank mine. It's worth noting that ground-based kamikaze drones are increasingly being used in combat in Ukraine.

 

Soldier30

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Ukrainian An-196 "Lyuty" kamikaze drones attacked the Russian Orsknefteorgsintez oil refinery in Orsk, Orenburg Oblast. The refinery is located approximately 1,500 km from the Ukrainian border. The Orsk refinery is one of the largest in Russia, processing approximately 6.5 million tons of oil per year

 
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