German journalist: Russia has increased the range of destruction of targets by Soviet air bombs by 7 times

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Western experts continue to watch the Ukrainian conflict with interest and inform the residents of their countries. Thus, German journalist and military observer for the Bild publication Julian Repke confirmed that the use of aerial bombs with universal planning and correction modules (UMPC) has become one of the trump cards of the Russian Aerospace Forces during the ongoing hostilities.

The expert found out that Russian specialists managed to increase the range of Soviet air bombs seven times, bringing it to 70 km. At the same time, the reserves of Soviet air bombs are significant.



He explained that the Russians first attached the mentioned devices - UMPC - to the aerial bombs. Then they were able to improve these UMPCs several times, bringing them to the required characteristics. As a result, free-falling bombs, having received wings and a rudder, became controlled precision weapons.

The Russians drop them from Su-34 fighter-bombers, which have multiple hardpoints. FAB-250/500 and other aerial bombs with UMPC flying in the sky look like drones. However, according to the journalist, currently Ukraine does not have enough air defense systems to stop them and the ground units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are under enormous pressure due to constant and numerous air strikes.
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  2. +2
    3 February 2024 22: 35
    Well, finally, not even half a year has passed - two years!
    1. 0
      4 February 2024 07: 18
      If I’m not mistaken, the first time such a modernization of old American bombs supplied to Ukraine was reported in the fall of the 22nd.
  3. +3
    4 February 2024 00: 45
    German journalist, military columnist for Bild Julian Röpke

    How can you call this ideological grandson of Goebbels a journalist? He is a real Nazi propagandist.
    1. -2
      4 February 2024 15: 27
      What is the meaning of journalism? When the German reader begins to be interested in the topic of vegetable gardening, turnips will write about potatoes. What they pay for is what they write about.
      1. +1
        4 February 2024 20: 08
        No, then this journalist will write that the Germans’ potatoes grow poorly because of the Russians!
        1. -2
          6 February 2024 11: 57
          I'm more interested in professionalism and not ideology. when they were chasing von Braun’s drawings, no one cared about his ideology. and this turnip is just as much a woodpecker and a laughing stock as the Podolek.
      2. +1
        5 February 2024 16: 46
        This “journalist” and his newspaper have long been famous for their Russophobia.
  4. 0
    4 February 2024 02: 19
    Imagine, if you will, the glide bombs they are now making for use when they use up the soviet static bombs.
  5. 0
    4 February 2024 14: 49
    Western experts continue to watch the Ukrainian conflict with interest and inform the residents of their countries.

    This helps them overcome the energy crisis and, probably, the desire to overcome it.
  6. +1
    4 February 2024 17: 13
    It was 20, now it’s 70 - it won’t be enough. If only 140 km would be 7 times and very good.
  7. +1
    4 February 2024 17: 45
    Some kind of incorrect headline: ordinary free-falling bombs, in principle, do not have “distance” as a tactical characteristic; they, in principle, acquired this after they were equipped with UMPC. Yes, it is clear that conventional bombs dropped from a flying bomber travel a certain distance horizontally and this must be taken into account during ordinary, “stupid” bombing, but this cannot be used as a tactical opportunity; anyway, a plane with conventional bombs must be more or less above the bombed positions
  8. 0
    4 February 2024 19: 06
    This turnip goes, an aerial bomb cannot look like a UAV, there is no thermal signature, it can also be shot down only in theory.