Massive Ukranian Missile Hiding Secret Next-Gen Tech
Ғылым және технология
On February 23, 2024, Ukraine dealt a devastating blow to the Russian military's prestige by downing a massive A-50 AWACS, known as a 'flying radar' aircraft, marking the second such takedown in just months.
This critical attack essentially blinded Russian forces, stripping them of the critical intelligence and situational awareness the A-50 provided. The loss of the airborne command center was a severe hit as its value exceeded 330 million dollars.
Compounding the shock, official reports confirmed that the A-50 was targeted well within Russian borders-a zone presumed safe from Ukraine's anti-aircraft arsenals.
The narrative states that an antiquated Ukrainian Soviet-era S-200 missile system brought down this costly Russian asset, and a striking video capturing the moment of impact seems to corroborate this claim. However, not everyone is buying it.
The destruction of one of the globe's most advanced air surveillance systems over its own territory has sparked intrigue. Experts dissecting the footage suggest the S-200 explanation might be a smokescreen, concealing Ukraine's use of a top-secret American-made weapon capable of swatting these powerful aircraft from the sky with ease, even at incredibly long distances…
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The US has supplied aim-120s which have active radar homing. It may have been a Frankinsam with the AIM-120 guidance package on an S-200 missile. Honestly far simpler than using a long shot drone.
@everypitchcounts4875
Ай бұрын
That's what NASAMS uses. The merge has a great podcast episode talking about it with someone from Raytheon. Nasams can even use AMRAAM-ER
Even more devastating to Russia was not the plane or the high price tag BUT the loss of a highly experienced tech crew aboard-10 or11 crewmen!
@inseiin
Ай бұрын
Believe me....russia cares more about the tech than the trainer crew....they have the crew immediately replaced....
@str8ballinSA
Ай бұрын
And high-ranking liaison officers on board...
@annehersey9895
Ай бұрын
@@str8ballinSA ohhhhh! Even better!
@jamjardj1974
28 күн бұрын
Good.
@davidelliott5843
24 күн бұрын
Crews are important but Russia is also incapable of replacing these aircraft. Something of a problem.
Yanking out bulky 1960's electronics and adding computers and sensors? Excellent.
Sounds like a bit of a stretch, a modified S-200 from the frankensam program makes a lot more sense
@iare19
Ай бұрын
300km+ into enemy territory? Not 1 missile but at least 2 on video. Highly unlikely. S200 missile is as big as Cessna aircraft.
@ragingmonk6080
Ай бұрын
Exactly. Ukraine has been modifying old Soviet kit to breathe new life into it.
@k53847
Ай бұрын
The S-200 is a vacuum tube based system IIRC. It's really old. But if the airframe is sound you could certainly put a lot of modern electronics in the volume and mass of the old guidance package and it has a big and effective warhead. An obvious trick would be using something like an AIM-9X seeker for terminal guidance, but you could also use a AMRAAM guidance kit pulled off a NASAMS AMRAAM.
@TheProperMinter
Ай бұрын
S200 known to fly up to 500 km with reduced payload. Now replace lamps with cpu and you can stretch it even further
@splashfreelance2376
Ай бұрын
Yeah. I doubt the US would allow the use of secret new tech over Russian territory. What if the missile was a dud somehow? When Taiwan used a new AIM-9 Sidewinder against a Russian/Chinese fighter in the 1950s, a missile hit a Mig-15 without exploding and the plane managed to fly back to base with the unexploded missile sticking out of its arse. That's how the Russians managed to make a heat-seeking missile (initially almost a direct, if slightly inferior, copy) and their current R-73 has an indirect line of succession from that Sidewinder.
No better way to test your in development tech, than a war
@dont4143
Ай бұрын
War is evil!
@gaius_enceladus
Ай бұрын
@@dont4143 "War is evil". There is no other way to fight a regime that cannot be reasoned with. Sanctions can help but they're not perfect. War is the only thing that the Russian government understands.
@tripillthreat
Ай бұрын
@@dont4143The war could stop today if Russia would withdraw from the country they invaded.
@HotPlates.
Ай бұрын
@@tripillthreatexactly!!
@mark4371
Ай бұрын
@@gaius_enceladus No country can reason with the U.S. shadow government that has perpetuated global murder of over 23,000,000 people since the end of WW2
They would never risk this kind of technology on this type of war for this ally. It’s too valuable. Simply put this is a capability worth keeping a secret for when there’s a real war to fight.
We probably won't know the truth for decades, but I think you would be naive to think there wasn't special equipment and personnel out there right now. It's the perfect time to field some super-secret stuff, then say, "Oh yeah, it was just a modified something or other...", rather than what it really is.
@rogerwilco5918
Ай бұрын
When Russia started cry about weapons being put on the black market, so we sent "advisors" 😉 over there. 🙈🙉🙊
These Sxxx missiles look like the Bloodhound system back in the day…
@Ubique2927
Ай бұрын
Just what my brain called them on first sight.
@bsdooby
Ай бұрын
@@Ubique2927 BL-64; guess which operator ;)
@Ubique2927
Ай бұрын
@@bsdooby .. I used to walk past them at RAF Laarbruck regularly.
@yawningkitty457
Ай бұрын
@@Ubique2927 I grew up three miles from RAF Raynham, those missiles were huge.
@Ubique2927
Ай бұрын
@@yawningkitty457 .. they certainly were.
Whatever the cause, will make Russia more nervous !
Good for Ukraine. But calling that bird a sophisticated top tech plane is a joke.
Besides the fact the A150 having buck teeth, we do need a live targeting range for our newer equipment.
The copium is strong here.
There is a movie that was released of the Russians at a s-300 battery as they launched the missile that shot this plane down. The whole crew got arrested by the GRU, it looked like it was friendly fire.
Or it could be as simple as AWACs don't look up.....
Ever since AWACS first cane out in the seventies, it's been obvious to me that there should be long-range missiles to take them out, whether SAMs, AAMs, or both. After all, a big, slow aircraft blasting out radio signals has to be the easiest target in existence. I'd be surprised if the Soviets hadn't been working on that capability for the S200 in case their air assets were degraded in combat, and it absolutely makes sense that the Ukrainians would do the same. The main counterargument would be the ludicrously unstealthy design of the missile, but that probably could've been mitigated to some extent.
what can i say. us builds the best and only the best.
Just wait till Russia unveil their Firefox airplane......oh yeah. Clint Eastwood stole that didn't he? 🤔
@user-fq7vs8dl5k
Ай бұрын
I'm still waiting for the propaganda T-14 Armada? Who stole that?
A50 or a50u are not among the most advanced 😂 it’s an antiquated piece sh.. running 286 or pentium on u. Can’t track land targets at all. Barely naval from 100m length. Old shit but they have no better. A100 does not exist in usable form
@john1182
29 күн бұрын
it was hardware in use that no longer can be in use. it was good enough for RU to apparently use in a time of war
S-200 is directed from the base unit. Patriot directs itself to the target. It just has to be launched within range. However Patriot is a shoot up weapon. This one shot down.
I would think that the seeker head of the s-200 would be replaced with a modern multi sensor detector, the drone missle launch idea, really cool.
Some might disagree but I feel your wordplay and delivery is on point without feeling forced or unnecessary. Unlike a certain British KZreadr with multiple channels covering sometimes similar topics. ❤
@leonptr
Ай бұрын
Give me a name!
@saurabhade1079
Ай бұрын
How dare you ? My man, Simon is massayah of KZread, specially on such topics.
F-22 in full stealth mode, firing AIM-120ER guided by US ELINT assets.
No no the US doesn't do this, we are merely helping them defend themselves we wouldn't do this. 😉🇺🇸🦅
too breathless
6:35 , c-130 with b-52 engines. Maybe that should be an idea they actually try. It was so weird seeing that really. Lol
The stupid plane couldn't even detect missiles coming towards it.
@bradkubota6968
19 күн бұрын
From the flares they were throwing out like crazy, it is pretty obvious the crew knew they were being targeted. I figure the missile and the plane were from the same ERA. I find it nice to know the Crew watched there own demise hurdle towards them. Those people had targeted a lot of civilians.
It’s possible to add a computer, turbo, touchscreen, AC, GPS and airbag to a 50s vintage car. It’s possible to add a micronised, modern computer to a 70s vintage SAM…I suppose
This would have been my second guess
1:29 No it's not. 😂If you mean it is one of the most advanced radar and control aircraft and you are putting it in a list of 100 of such aircraft and the A-50 ranks dead last, then you are right. Which is par for the second best military in Ukraine.
@john1182
29 күн бұрын
most advanced russian command and control aircraft , well it was
And the TU-95?
Can we talk about the 8 jet engine C130? 6:24
@mariolarouche5318
Ай бұрын
Did AI make that up?
@maf421
Ай бұрын
When a B52 and C130 love each other very much...
Sounds more likely its the frankenmissile or something like that. A program mashing new guidance in old tech, it's been going on pretty much since the conflict started.
BS. This thing is still in proving. Absolutely no way it flys in a combat zone.
I was thinking, it was an S-200 being guided by a Patriot radar... though if so, why aren't more fighters being knocked out of the sky near the front where they are raining hell down on the Ukes? If this is some form of 'Longshot' system, that would make sense since there are probably limited numbers of the system in country...
@niklasmakalainen866
Ай бұрын
S-200 was designed to engage large targets with limited maneuvering cabability (nuke carrying b-52's)(it self having a limited g-load maneuvering but with grate range)
@chrislong3938
Ай бұрын
@@niklasmakalainen866 That makes perfect sense!
Or possibly F16?
No better time for defense contractors to test new tech. If that was the longshot drone then you can bet reps from the defense contarctors involved were in Ukraine overseeing it's use.
Hmmm. It was written in an Indian publication? Yeah, think I'll pass on that sort of top notch opining.
@saurabhade1079
Ай бұрын
Umm Its not publication.The writer behind that tweet is in team of similar drone development team involved in reccently produced platform named Alpha S which is now currently integrated in mothership plane You can draw your own conclusion now
The concept is not really new, as the use of a stealth aircraft to sneak in and attack ahigh value aircraft was used for the F-117. The F-117 had , among others, the mission to attack the adversary's airborne command posts with AIM-9 Missiles.
nah not a drone, some kinda modified aim120 or 9x
Not smart telling the soviets it was an American weapon, I don't think.
@LSmoney215
Ай бұрын
Who cares they not gonna do shit
There can be a case be made Ruskys shot it down with there own S400 . There was video of Russian S400 firing that night.
Kremlin's lil Gremlin should ban smoking in Orclandistan... and drinking...!... and drugs too!
Fast Forward to: 5:00
What about the recently unveiled USV that can carry short-range air-to-air missiles? It's HIGHLY unlikely the US gave advances technology still in development to Ukraine. US has refused to do so. 99% of what we send is a few generations old.(M1A1 for example) Half is borderline obsolete. (Like M113) Very few exceptions to this exist, such as Patriot PAC-3MSE (which is modern) & GLSDB(which isn't really advanced, nothing Russia doesn't have now & is essentially just ground-launched JDAM). The F16s are also old, updated to 2002 standard, still 20 years & multiple gens behind. So, yea, unlikely. Especially since a drone as described is almost by default going to be operating in areas where it could be downed & recovered by Russia.
Slava Ukraini! Heroyam Slava!
@dextermorgan1
Ай бұрын
You're an fool. Turn off the Main Stream Media. 🤦🏻
Wrong seeker type…. For an A50 put a AARGM seeker lol it’s not “doctrine” but critical thinking says for a BIG AZZ RADAR use a radar guided missile lol what they gonna shut it off mid air and hope it doesn’t hit them while they’re blind?
what's up with this guys tongue?
Sounds plausible.SLAVA UKRAINI!!!!!!!
AIM260's
Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
Yowser.
or use a US stealth asset (UCAV or F22 or F35) just out of detection range - have that asset passively detect and watch target - asset sends targetting data via directed comms to a sat and then down to launching asset - launching asset fires its missiles - missiles recieve constant updates via sat relay to home in on target before visual (thermal or mult spectral) or even a spy sat watching target relaying comms to guide missiles thats what the US stealth technology is based on - keep passive while they have to, but guide muntions in at range via directed comms - directed comms = almost LOS to sat (hence dump on many UCAVs where cockpit is) - not wide range comms but in a distinct direction, usually in diection of comms sat and allways upwards) - very hard to jam or detect as comms in a specific direction there are programme to do what the vid suggests but not as mature as the approach defined here - many papers describing above concept either way, its showing the US getting more involved - which is a good thing for Ukraine
@rogerwilco5918
Ай бұрын
You think a satellite traveling is 17,000 miles an hour can track airplanes, or anything at all really?
@simonrobins4316
Ай бұрын
@@rogerwilco5918 - yes - and they have already tested such capabilites - the Uk have a concept called SkyNet (a series of sat's) - one of many things it was designed to do was relay data back and forward to external assets (ground to air, ground to ground, air to ground) - such assets could be ground based (soliders, ships, etc) or in-air assets (Typhoon, F35, UCAVs, missiles, etc) - the US can do the same, how else do flying assets talk to sat whilst on mission the US and UK have both shown BVR guidance from sat's for air-assets if you think of it, how do NASA talk to Voyager - how do internet based sat's from StarLink work then
@1976lucho8
Ай бұрын
most probably friendly fire like it was reported by both sides
@simonrobins4316
Ай бұрын
@@rogerwilco5918 a great deal, how else do sat help in the real world then?? think about it
@simonrobins4316
Ай бұрын
@@1976lucho8 thats the nature of war - when its fluid and dynamic, mistakes happen - its just that the Russian's do what ever they want to others no matter what - Ukraine has to rely on its locals and NATO for help on intel
How the hell did the Ukrainians knock the bird out of the sky with all sort of defense protection from missiles and jammers too ??
The SA-5 Gammon (S-200) could easily have had its' seeker, autopilot and proximity fuse electronics updated with western electronics including an active radar-seeker.
at 3:10 ish you dhow a warthog hmmmmmm not very good are we
So what happens when a NATO drone full of classified technology Ukraine probably can’t manufacture or support with command and control links malfunctions and crashes in Russia? For that reason I doubt the claims here.
@schramalam
Ай бұрын
Unless US forces are operating it in secret.
These videos. Always. Build. Up the Russian equipment, detailing how awesome they are. Then they detail how easily they are defeated.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pathetic analysis 🙄
Slava 🇺🇦!
So glad we could fund their billion dollar weapon research! 😂
btw you can start calling Ukraine - Russia now, get used to it.
My personal theory was that Ukraine had people on the ground that shot something like a stinger.
@BigAL0074
Ай бұрын
That would not explain why it dived as it saw the missile coming from way off.
its so fawking incomprehensible for Americans to imagine that Ukraine is just good at what they doing they have to come up with "no it has to be one of our secret projects, this can't be, tis unfair!"
@soakupthesunman
29 күн бұрын
Ukraine is not doing anything except losing a generation for America's crooked politicians
this hole thing is made up with no actual real footage of anything real.
Breath man. I watch the videos am me it always sounds like he is holding his stomach in because he's is trying to hide how fat he is😂😂😂
Speculative.
Why did the US and the UK not send in troops to preemptively support Ukraine, like they asked? They both sent troops to Kuwait, despite not having a defense treaty with Kuwait. They signed a legally-binding treaty with Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan to defend them against *any* threat or attack. This is such a failure on the part of the US and the entire West for not supporting Ukraine more when it mattered.
@enikeist
Ай бұрын
It's all in our constitution as to how to do as you think we should of joined in the fight from day one it is impossible
@firefox39693
Ай бұрын
@@enikeist Where in the Constitution? Specifically what part of the US constitution required the US to respond like a weak feckless loser?
@soakupthesunman
29 күн бұрын
@@firefox39693 😂😂😂 the US had been using Ukraine military stooges to shell Russian speaking Ukranians in Donbas since the US backed coup in 2014. This was to taunt Russia into responding. Now fools think Russia "invaded" unprovoked. People actually believe Putin wants to "March through Europe"? These people are so clueless.
@firefox39693
28 күн бұрын
@@soakupthesunman It did invade Ukraine unprovoked. Completely.
@soakupthesunman
28 күн бұрын
@@firefox39693 So you think there was no shelling of civilians, no Russian-speaking people in Ukraine, and no warning from Putin?
Thanks for being a propaganda megaphone for the legacy media. Blocked and unsubscribed!
I thought this channel was credible but this is pure none sense. Definitely lost my admiration for this channel and will probably skip future videos.
Massive U.S taxpayer payload donated to keep the military industrial complex content.
@dextermorgan1
Ай бұрын
These people don't understand that. They believe their TV and everything it says.
@Ubique2927
Ай бұрын
Idiot. Let Ukraine use them in Ukraine. Better than the US using them in the US. Typical short sighted appeaser.
@lordraydens
Ай бұрын
cope harder, bub
@mrlovely2008
Ай бұрын
Also the kickbacks keep the politicians happy as well
@Ubique2927
Ай бұрын
@@mrlovely2008 .. Your conspiracy theory creator is working overtime.
I don't buy this, I think it's more likely it was s200 plus we all know how shit the Russian military is.
@soakupthesunman
29 күн бұрын
😂😂😂 don't bet your country on it, skippy
Ukraine lost
Anyone saying anything bad about the USA supporting Ukraine are idiots. We are going to be paying taxes regardless I’d much rather give my tax to help Ukraine fight for freedom rather than my tax dollars go to DEI and other government programs like that. This is NOT a right vs left issue this is right vs wrong! I’d much rather send Ukrainians the equipment they need then eventually have to send soldiers once Russia comes for other countries which will happen if not stopped in Ukraine
@soakupthesunman
29 күн бұрын
😂😂😂 you poor sap, Ukraine is NATO's stooge. Putin does not plan to "walk through Europe". Get out of here with that adolescent drivel.
Can we stop giving these people money
@LackofFaithify
Ай бұрын
weapons, we're giving them weapons, not a giant novelty check.
@shidwidley
Ай бұрын
we’re giving them more than just weapons…..only a fool could believe otherwise.
@chillindave1357
Ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@rothtiberiuscain7589
Ай бұрын
You have nothing to do with it. Go back to admiring your bare-chested Putin poster now.
@tripillthreat
Ай бұрын
Do you think we’re just shipping out bags of cash? Learn a little bit about how it works and you’ll learn that the vast majority of the value of these aid packages goes toward American jobs within the United States. Russia is literally stealing Ukrainian children and you’re worried about a few bucks? Not a good look, friend.
Your channel is beloved by many. Please stop playing propaganda videos.
fake news
@onetrickpony4179
Ай бұрын
Cope harder.
Wat ever