Drohnenkrieg auf taktischer (und strategischer) Ebene in der Ukraine, Einsatzverfahren, Taktik etc. Einstellungen

[Glorfindel]

Natürlich führen die Russen auch Angriffe auf Ziele im ukrainischen Hinterland aus. Zum Teil handelt es sich nicht einaml um wirkliche strategische Ziele. Ich muss aber hierzu sagen, dass ich nicht weiss, wer auf russischer Seite die Angriffe ausführt, ob dies der GRU ist, die Luftstreitkräfte oder gar der FSB, wenn es um Drohnen geht. Bei den Lenkwaffen und ballistischen Raketen weiss man ja, welche Teilsträfte welche Systeme besitzen.

[xena]

Inzwischen wird ja das meiste von Drohnen ausgeführt und über dem Kampffeld sowieso. Wie ich an anderer Stelle schon schrub, die Drohnen sind der Artillerieersatz früherer Tage. Dabei sind sie sogar in Teilen effektiver.

[Sensei]

Westlicher taktischer Frontlie-Drohnenpilot mit einem Bericht zu zwei Rotationen a 5 Tagen, den Einsätzen, verwendeten Drohnen, Leben an der Front etc.

Hat in 10 Tagen rund 3 Drohnen verloren - alle durch Störer.


https://youtu.be/F3TqkBw40hM?si=f9eQuf__PT6IPBzp

[Sensei]

Kritik eines russischen Blogges auf die derzeitige Drohnensituation.

Während in der Ukraine viele private Intiativen durch den Staat aufgegriffen und (finanziell) gefördert werden, gibt es in Russland den Drang zur Polarisierung.
Das tut weder den Produktionsmöglichkeiten noch der Kreativität gut.

In dieser nicht-Objektiven Sicht wird von einem Drohnenverhältnis von mindestens 1zu6 gesprochen.

https://x.com/sambendett/status/1804165653516915051

On the Russian perceptions about FPV use and availability, and on their own capacity to meet the demand, translated from several Russian Telegram channels: "The ratio of UAVs at the front is now approximately 1 to 6 - not in our favor...."
And thats "approximately" - perhaps more, but definitely not less, and the current tendency will widen this gap - all because of the clumsiness and slowness of our Russian bureaucratic machine. In Ukraine, all small NGOs and private garage workshops have been..."
"...taken under (gov) control and are receiving funding. Two years later, this brought results and quantity began to turn into quality. In Russia, a lot of promising projects have stalled either because of bureaucracy or due to lack of funding. Something needs to be done..."
"...about this, and very quickly - otherwise we will be hopelessly behind. We need to invest not only in state corporations for state defense orders, but also in promising “DIY/garage workers. It is not that difficult to identify them."
"All the “DIY/garage workers/startups� have already created their (drone/tech) prototypes within two years. You invite all these “garage workers� to the testing site, set uniform requirements for the product and make an initial selection. Those who meet..."
6/ "...the requested criteria move on to the next (T&E) stage. Those who are selected receive funding to scale up production. And no monopoly built on one manufacturer! Do you hear!? No!!! Only diversity and competition!"
7/ The talk about drone numbers and who has the advantage is not new- there are regular posts on both Russian and Ukrainian TG channels that talk about the adversary having the advantage. Recently, some high-profile Russian bloggers like Rogozin started to complain about...
8/ ...Ukraine's heavy Baba Yaga drones operating in groups that "squadrons" that cause significant damage to Russian positions

[Salzgraf]

Kritik eines russischen Blogges auf die derzeitige Drohnensituation.

Während in der Ukraine viele private Intiativen durch den Staat aufgegriffen und (finanziell) gefördert werden, gibt es in Russland den Drang zur Polarisierung.
Das tut weder den Produktionsmöglichkeiten noch der Kreativität gut.

In dieser nicht-Objektiven Sicht wird von einem Drohnenverhältnis von mindestens 1zu6 gesprochen.

https://x.com/sambendett/status/1804165653516915051

On the Russian perceptions about FPV use and availability, and on their own capacity to meet the demand, translated from several Russian Telegram channels: "The ratio of UAVs at the front is now approximately 1 to 6 - not in our favor...."
And thats "approximately" - perhaps more, but definitely not less, and the current tendency will widen this gap - all because of the clumsiness and slowness of our Russian bureaucratic machine. In Ukraine, all small NGOs and private garage workshops have been..."
"...taken under (gov) control and are receiving funding. Two years later, this brought results and quantity began to turn into quality. In Russia, a lot of promising projects have stalled either because of bureaucracy or due to lack of funding. Something needs to be done..."
"...about this, and very quickly - otherwise we will be hopelessly behind. We need to invest not only in state corporations for state defense orders, but also in promising “DIY/garage workers. It is not that difficult to identify them."
"All the “DIY/garage workers/startups� have already created their (drone/tech) prototypes within two years. You invite all these “garage workers� to the testing site, set uniform requirements for the product and make an initial selection. Those who meet..."
6/ "...the requested criteria move on to the next (T&E) stage. Those who are selected receive funding to scale up production. And no monopoly built on one manufacturer! Do you hear!? No!!! Only diversity and competition!"
7/ The talk about drone numbers and who has the advantage is not new- there are regular posts on both Russian and Ukrainian TG channels that talk about the adversary having the advantage. Recently, some high-profile Russian bloggers like Rogozin started to complain about...
8/ ...Ukraine's heavy Baba Yaga drones operating in groups that "squadrons" that cause significant damage to Russian positions

da ich x ohne Anmeldung nicht sinnvoll nutzen kann, weiss ich nicht, ob der Link zum Original bei X dabei ist:
https://t.me/notes_veterans/17731

[Glorfindel]

Btw: In Azov wurde vor vier Tagen ein Öldepot getroffen und es konnte während drei Tagen nicht gelöscht werden.