Flying to Odesa region: the anti-aircraft installation of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces knocked down two X-59 missiles

This was reported on the Facebook page. The post of PC "South", published at about 11:30, states that two managed aviation missiles X-59 were destroyed. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched these missiles from tactical aircraft. The purpose of the enemy was located in the territory of the Odessa region, it is reported in the command of the command. Russian shells were knocked over the Black Sea.

The tasks were accomplished by the fighters of the South Missile Team with the use of anti -aircraft missile, and some details were published by the press service. It should be noted that on November 1 in Odesa region, air alarm was announced twice: from 6:14 to 6:33 and from 10:13 to 10:50. The results of the first Russian blow, which consisted of 20 drones-Kamikadze Shahd-136 and one rocket X-59, reported the Air Command of the Armed Forces.

It was indicated that 18 Russian drones and aircraft missile were knocked down. There is currently no understanding whether this rocket has been included in the South PC report. Meanwhile, military experts spoke about the features of Russian missiles X-59 "Ovod". It turned out that the Russian Federation could use the modification of the KR X-59MK2, capable of flying at a distance of about 280 km, under the existing conditions.

In this case, the rocket moves at a speed of 900-1050 km/h, and it can be confused with the Buk-M1 and C-300 SPRs, which are available to the Ukrainian air defense system. MiG-29 and Su-27 fighters can also be used. The estimated cost of the modernized "Ok" - about 16 million rubles. At the prices of 2010 (about 22 million rubles. In 2023, given inflation, or $ 174 thousand).

It should be noted that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation regularly used the X-59 missiles for blows in Ukraine: for example, on October 30, two shells were knocked down from the territory of the occupied part of the Zaporizhzhya region. Recall that on the morning of November 1, the alarm signal was heard over the occupied Crimean peninsula. The locals reported that they see the flight of Ukrainian missiles.