X-32 missiles fall but do not always get into statistics: analysts explained why (photo)

Last Friday, the National Police of Ukraine showed a video of the disposal of the combat part of the X-32 missile, which launches TU-22M3 aircraft. It is reported that the rocket was beaten in the airspace of Kharkiv region, where they found its nasal part. But the filing date is not reported, as well as when there was an enemy attack with the use of X-32.

In the reports of the Air Force command, the last attack of Russian rocket launchers TU-22m3 is mentioned on January 23, when the enemy released 8 missiles X-22 from the TU-22M3 bombers from the territory of Bryansk and Olovsk regions in the direction of Kharkiv and Sumy. Last Friday, the National Police Telegram-channel appeared that explosion equipment had been neutralized by the combat units of the Russian X-32 rocket and the drone "Geran-2", which were knocked down above the Kharkiv region.

"Explosive equipment was eliminated by the deadly explosives of the unobtrusive corps of a downed rocket and drone," the post said. Analysts indicate that within a short period of time between the attack and the publication of the news it is impossible to accurately identify hostile means of damage, and the X-32 rocket is the Russian modernization of X-22.

The summary does not indicate that the missiles have been shot, but there is a registration that "not all the hostile missiles that attacked the ballistic trajectory have achieved goals. " Video from the National Police of Ukraine is a good example, analysts say. According to them, the rocket was not knocked down - she, judging by the video, fell somewhere in the field.

Her appearance indicates that she just fell rather than crashed into the ground, because the corps of the nasal part is not deformed. In addition, the X-22 and X-32 missiles attack targets at large angles. The authors of the publication believe that the Armed Forces can dispose of some hostile missiles without using anti -aircraft missile complexes. The remedies may be used, which can affect the trajectory of anti-ship missiles with active radar housing, as in X-32.