A video of Russian artillery sniper work in Syria has been published

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The web has published footage of attacks by Russian artillerymen on implacable jihadists in Syria. The video consists of a large series of videos showing the use of the adjustable artillery ammunition 3OF39 "Krasnopol" / 3OF39M "Krasnopol-M" 152 mm caliber included in the guided weapon system.

It should be noted that these high-explosive fragmentation projectiles have a target hit probability of 0,7-0,8 and 0,8-0,9, respectively. The ammunition has a semi-active laser homing head and an explosive mass of 9 kg. This is more than enough to destroy manpower and lightly armored forces within a radius of 5-10 meters from the point of impact. machinery enemy. Buildings and various structures are also not an obstacle to powerful ammunition.


The presented footage shows the sniper work of the Russian artillery, impartially documented by drones. This ammunition has been in service with the RF Armed Forces since 1995 and can fly at a range of up to 25 km. At present, even more formidable modifications with increased range and correction using satellites and drones have been created in Russia.




Note that earlier there was installed the reason for the accuracy of the attacks of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces on the positions of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh. It turned out that the Azerbaijanis used Turkish MLRS and used the latest high-precision laser-guided TRLG-230 missiles, which were tested in the third quarter of 2020.
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  1. 123
    123
    +7
    12 January 2021 10: 58
    Beauty good So I would have looked. I hope the next episode of the series will not be shown in a month.
  2. Piramidon
    Piramidon
    +4
    12 January 2021 11: 14
    I wonder if the shell can be heard or seen? In some frames, the barmaley, just before the shell hits, scatter from the car. Or do they have a developed sense of smell?
    1. Kristallovich
      Kristallovich
      +2
      12 January 2021 12: 50
      Naturally, an artillery shell is heard a couple of seconds before arrival.
      1. Dear sofa expert.
        Dear sofa expert.
        0
        13 January 2021 16: 29
        Naturally, an artillery shell is heard a couple of seconds before arrival.

        That is, an artillery shell flies slower than the speed of sound?
        Although from the howitzer .. at the final stage, maybe.
    2. boriz
      boriz
      +2
      14 January 2021 01: 04
      From the trunk, then he can fly out faster, but at the end of his life, his speed drops quickly.
      In addition, a jet engine is switched on at the top of the trajectory, which makes it possible to increase the range of the projectile. He, too, probably makes noise.
  3. steelmaker
    steelmaker
    +4
    12 January 2021 15: 51
    Now that's another matter! Now let them tell that these are cartoons !!!
    1. Petr Vladimirovich
      Petr Vladimirovich
      +6
      12 January 2021 20: 19
      They will run in and tell. If the Crimean bridge is on Mosfilm, so is any Russian hacker on his knee ... angry
      1. Petr Vladimirovich
        Petr Vladimirovich
        +5
        12 January 2021 20: 31
        This has never happened and here again!
  4. Motorhead
    Motorhead
    +6
    12 January 2021 20: 18
    It flies normally as a fluffy one.
  5. Igor Antonov
    Igor Antonov
    +12
    12 January 2021 21: 00
    For me, an artilleryman, a former gunner, this video admires the sniper shooting. And the fact that the militants scatter before being hit by a shell, they are experienced guys, they just spotted the drone. The thing is that you can hear the shell that flies by, and the one that is inside you, you will never hear.
    1. Petr Vladimirovich
      Petr Vladimirovich
      +2
      12 January 2021 21: 34
      1975. Graduation firing of EAAC cadets, Algeria. NP. Soviet howitzers M 30, 122 mm. Targets - T-34. I help the guys, sometimes I think for them at all. We shot well. One target was hit straight. Beautiful, what was left burned ... wink
  6. Ulysses
    Ulysses
    +7
    12 January 2021 21: 05
    Krasnopol was tied to drones.
    Actually, fragmentary information came from the same Syria for a long time, now there are documentaries.
  7. Nikolaevich I
    Nikolaevich I
    0
    12 January 2021 23: 32
    Artillery shells "Krasnopol" are good! But in many cases it is advisable for an art with "red fields" to replace the MLRS with eres with GPS and laser seeker in the "end"! An alternative can be television / thermal imaging homing devices, but they are more expensive ... In some cases, eres with active "radar" homing devices are also suitable ...
  8. gorenina91
    gorenina91
    -1
    13 January 2021 04: 44
    A video of Russian artillery sniper work in Syria has been published

    - Yes, such a work of our artillery is impressive and happy ... - There are also small deviations in hits ... - but still ... it's a great job on the enemy. !!!
    - But still ... - this is already "yesterday" ... - This should have taken place in the late 80s - in the early 90s of the last century ... - At least in the first and second "Chechen wars "...
    - Even in the recent Karabakh conflict, where the videos showed the results of the "Turkish-Azerbaijani" strikes on the positions of the Armenians, it is clear that strikes are delivered on fortified combat positions during the conduct of hostilities ... - And at the same time, it is clear that the Armenian the soldiers do not even have time to react ... everything happens so unexpectedly for them ... - and after all, there were hostilities ... - And with what ammunition the Turkish-Azerbaijani strikes were inflicted ... much more "cheap") ... - the whole calculation was on the accuracy of the application ...
    - And the Krasnopol-M shells of 152 mm caliber, with "laser illumination" are quite expensive ... - about 5 (the cost of one shell) ... - Most likely the artillery battery of the Msta-S self-propelled guns was working ... - But it was possible to use cheaper (in terms of cost) means of destroying the enemy ...
    - But all the same, our artillerymen simply pleased with their work !!!
    1. steelmaker
      steelmaker
      0
      13 January 2021 09: 01
      In March 2000, India received the first batch of Krasnopol-M guided artillery shells with a laser guidance system. India initially signed a contract in 1999 for the supply of 1000 Krasnopol rounds worth 151 rupees (about $ 34,4 million).

      Source: http://bastion-karpenko.ru/upravl_snar_kbp/ VTS "BASTION" AVKarpenko "

      Krasnopol is an adjustable artillery ammunition of 152 or 155 mm caliber. Designed to destroy armored targets and military targets from the first shot.
      ...
      Krasnopol (guided projectile)
      3OF39 Krasnopol
      Manufacturer Izhmash
      The cost of a copy is 35 USD"
  9. RFR
    RFR
    0
    13 January 2021 22: 47
    Into the cabbage of the basurmans, just gorgeous ...
  10. Herman 4223
    Herman 4223
    0
    14 January 2021 11: 24
    Why is there Arabic script on the frames? This is definitely ours, it is not the Ministry of Defense that has been published explicitly. Where did this shoot come from?
  11. Cat_2
    Cat_2
    0
    14 January 2021 14: 16
    I'm not going to fight for the Russians)
    1. Alexander Markov
      Alexander Markov
      0
      18 January 2021 15: 02
      drinks oh well done, got my bearings on time