Thursday, 17 March 2022

Russian electronic system hit by Bayraktar TB-2

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Russian electronic system hit by Bayraktar TB-2



The armed forces of Ukraine are making full use of the Bayraktar TB-2 attack drones acquired by Turkey for the first time in 2014

Ukraine drones hit the Russian electronic warfare system EW and proppeled medium range surface to air missile systems 9k-317 book m-2 teller.

 

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According to the Ukranian military the two systems were struck near Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine. Ukranian forces confirm to Bulgarian. Military. Com that in recent weeks that the Bayraktar drones have targeted and destroyed Russian command posts, armored combat vehicles Russian vehicles and various mobile air defense system.

According to unconfirmed information, since 2019, Ukraine has acquired about 50 strike drones from Bayraktar TB-2.

Ukraine and Turkey agreed on new supply of efficient drones, the first flight of the Turkish drone was in 2014, since then the Bayraktar TB-2 has gained popularity all over the world especially in countering Russian weapons in Syria and Libyan war

Russian electronic system hit by Bayraktar TB-2

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Olatuja Gabriel is a volunteer of International Human Rights Commission, (IHRC) Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) to West Africa. He is an author, Radio/TV broadcaster and journalist and publisher. He's a chemical, Process and Safety Engineer. He has over a decade experience in Manufacturing Industry, Chemical Engineering and Renewable Energy. Gabriel is an Information Technology investor. He's founder of Virtual Doctors Limited that makes healthcare available to all via digital technology. He is a Chartered Customer Relationship Manager and a Business and Marketing Strategist. He is a pastor at Opulent Christian Assembly Inc., Nigeria. He also serves as a musician at Loveworld (Christ Embassy). He enjoys Playing Saxophone and Singing for God.

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