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في غضون عامين من الآن ، قد يتم إعادة تسليح مقاتلي القوات الجوية الهندية سوكوي -30 "في الجوية الهندية بصواريخ ديربي الإسرائيلية الجوية بعد العثور فشل صواريخ طائرة روسية روسية الصنع من طراز R-77 وهي ترغب في عمليات قتالية جوية عبر الخط من السيطرة في 27 فبراير من هذا العام. "
بعد خسارتها أحد مقاتليها على الطائرات الباكستانية المسلحة بصواريخ أمريكية الصنع ، فإن الهند ليست راضية عن صواريخها الروسية الصنع.
في الواقع ، تريد استبدال صواريخها جوًا روسيًا بأسلحة إسرائيلية ، وفقًا لموقع الأخبار الهندي NDTV.
الهند كانت لا تزال تشعر بالحرج من أسر طيارها ميج 21 ، الذي ظهر على شاشة التلفزيون
ما يزعج سلاح الجو الهندي هو أن باكستان كانت قادرة على تدمير طائرة هندية من بعيد المدى. "من بين مقاتلي سلاح الجو الهندي الذين كانوا مستهدفين كان اثنان من طائرات سوخوي -30 نجحوا في التهرب من طائرات AMRAAM التي أطلقت على مقربة من مداها الأقصى البالغ 100 كيلومتر [62 ميل]" ، وفقًا لقناة NDTV
لقد نجحت IAF Sukhoi-30s في دفاعها الكامل واليأس للهروب من AMRAAMs القادمة ، وتم إسقاطها لكنها لم تتمكن من الرد على طائرات F-16
وقال سمير جوشي ، وهو طيار مقاتل سابق في سلاح الجو الهندي: "لقد فاجأت القوات الجوية الهندية من خلال إطلاق صواريخ جو - جو من داخل كشمير التي تحتلها باكستان". "لقد قامت AMRAAM فعليا بتفكيك صواريخ الجو التي أطلقتها القوات الجوية والتي لم تحصل على أمر بإطلاقها."
لكن هذا يثير مشكلة أخرى: كيفية دمج صاروخ إسرائيلي في هيكل الطائرة الروسي (ومشكلة سخرية ، بالنظر إلى كمية الطائرات الروسية التي دمرتها الصواريخ الإسرائيلية). "سيكون دمج الصاروخ في المقاتل الروسي تحديًا ، ووفقًا للمصادر ، سيتطلب خبرة إسرائيلية ، خاصة في تطوير رابط بيانات بين Sukhoi-30 والصاروخ ، بمجرد إطلاقه" ، وفقًا لقناة NDTV. "تتواصل طائرة مقاتلة مع الصاروخ من خلال رابط البيانات وتمرير
الغريب ، في حين أن القوات الجوية الهندية تستخف بالصواريخ الروسية وتشتري الصواريخ الإسرائيلية ، فإنها تطلب المزيد من الأسلحة الروسية. تقدم موسكو إصدارات متوسطة وطويلة المدى من طراز R-77 الضعيف الأداء.
why india not like Its Russian-Made Missiles
June 23, 2019 Topic: Security Blog Brand: The Buzz Tags: RussiaIndiaMissilesTechnologyWorldR-77
“In two years from now, the Indian Air Force's frontline Sukhoi-30 fighters may be re-armed with Israeli Derby air-to-air missiles after the jet's Russian-made R-77 missiles were found wanting in air combat operations over the Line of Control on February 27 this year.”
by Michael Peck
After losing one of its fighters to Pakistani jets armed with American-made missiles, India is not happy with its Russian-made missiles.
In fact, it wants to replace its Russian air-to-air missiles with Israeli weapons, according to Indian news site NDTV.
“In two years from now, the Indian Air Force's frontline Sukhoi-30 fighters may be re-armed with Israeli Derby air-to-air missiles after the jet's Russian-made R-77 missiles were found wanting in air combat operations over the Line of Control on February 27 this year,” NDTV said.
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During air battles along the Kashmir border on February 26 and 27, an Indian Air Force (IAF) MiG-21 was shot down, apparently by a U.S.-made AIM-120 AMRAAM (Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile) fired by one of Pakistan Air Force’s (PAF) American-built F-16 fighters. India claims to have downed a Pakistani fighter – which Pakistan denies – but India was still embarrassed by the capture of its MiG-21 pilot, who was shown on Pakistani television and later returned.
What troubles the Indian Air Force was that Pakistan was able to destroy an Indian jet from long range. “Among the Indian Air Force's fighters which were targeted were two Sukhoi-30s which managed to evade the AMRAAMs which were fired at close to their maximum range of 100 kilometers [62 miles],” according to NDTV. “Fully defensive and desperate to escape the incoming AMRAAMs, the IAF Sukhoi-30s escaped being shot down but were unable to retaliate the F-16s because they were out of position and their own missiles, the Russian R-77s, did not have the range to realistically engage the Pakistani fighters. IAF sources told NDTV that the Russian missiles do not match its advertised range and cannot engage targets which are more than 80 kilometers [50 miles] away.”
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The early-model AIM-120A/B has a range of up to 75 kilometers (46 miles). But in 2010, Pakistan received a batch of the AIM-120C-5, with a range of 100 kilometers (62 miles). The most advanced AIM-120D has an estimated range of up to 160 kilometers (100 miles).
“The PAF surprised the IAF by launching air-to-air missiles from inside Pakistan-occupied Kashmir,” said Sameer Joshi, a former Indian Air Force fighter pilot. “The AMRAAM effectively outranged the IAF air-to-air missiles which did not get a command to launch.”
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India is now looking to Israel, from whom it has purchased numerous weapons, such as the Heron drone and the Derby, a radar-guided, beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile with a range of 50 kilometers (31 miles). To counter AMRAAM-armed Pakistani F-16s, the IAF is looking at the improved I-Derby, which features a more radar seeker and – most importantly – a 100-kilometer (62 mile) range.
But that raises another problem: how to integrate an Israeli missile into a Russian airframe (and an ironic problem, given how much Russian-built planes have been destroyed by Israeli missiles). “Integrating the missile into the Russian fighter will be a challenge and, according to sources, will require Israeli expertise, particularly in developing a data-link between the Sukhoi-30 and the missile, once it is fired,” according to NDTV. “A fighter jet communicates with the missile through the data link and passes on updated vectors (location) of the fighter which has been targeted.”
Strangely, while disparaging Russian missiles and buying Israeli ones, the Indian Air Force is reportedly ordering yet more Russian weapons. Moscow is offering medium- and long-range versions of the underperforming R-77.
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في غضون عامين من الآن ، قد يتم إعادة تسليح مقاتلي القوات الجوية الهندية سوكوي -30 "في الجوية الهندية بصواريخ ديربي الإسرائيلية الجوية بعد العثور فشل صواريخ طائرة روسية روسية الصنع من طراز R-77 وهي ترغب في عمليات قتالية جوية عبر الخط من السيطرة في 27 فبراير من هذا العام. "
بعد خسارتها أحد مقاتليها على الطائرات الباكستانية المسلحة بصواريخ أمريكية الصنع ، فإن الهند ليست راضية عن صواريخها الروسية الصنع.
في الواقع ، تريد استبدال صواريخها جوًا روسيًا بأسلحة إسرائيلية ، وفقًا لموقع الأخبار الهندي NDTV.
الهند كانت لا تزال تشعر بالحرج من أسر طيارها ميج 21 ، الذي ظهر على شاشة التلفزيون
ما يزعج سلاح الجو الهندي هو أن باكستان كانت قادرة على تدمير طائرة هندية من بعيد المدى. "من بين مقاتلي سلاح الجو الهندي الذين كانوا مستهدفين كان اثنان من طائرات سوخوي -30 نجحوا في التهرب من طائرات AMRAAM التي أطلقت على مقربة من مداها الأقصى البالغ 100 كيلومتر [62 ميل]" ، وفقًا لقناة NDTV
لقد نجحت IAF Sukhoi-30s في دفاعها الكامل واليأس للهروب من AMRAAMs القادمة ، وتم إسقاطها لكنها لم تتمكن من الرد على طائرات F-16
وقال سمير جوشي ، وهو طيار مقاتل سابق في سلاح الجو الهندي: "لقد فاجأت القوات الجوية الهندية من خلال إطلاق صواريخ جو - جو من داخل كشمير التي تحتلها باكستان". "لقد قامت AMRAAM فعليا بتفكيك صواريخ الجو التي أطلقتها القوات الجوية والتي لم تحصل على أمر بإطلاقها."
لكن هذا يثير مشكلة أخرى: كيفية دمج صاروخ إسرائيلي في هيكل الطائرة الروسي (ومشكلة سخرية ، بالنظر إلى كمية الطائرات الروسية التي دمرتها الصواريخ الإسرائيلية). "سيكون دمج الصاروخ في المقاتل الروسي تحديًا ، ووفقًا للمصادر ، سيتطلب خبرة إسرائيلية ، خاصة في تطوير رابط بيانات بين Sukhoi-30 والصاروخ ، بمجرد إطلاقه" ، وفقًا لقناة NDTV. "تتواصل طائرة مقاتلة مع الصاروخ من خلال رابط البيانات وتمرير
الغريب ، في حين أن القوات الجوية الهندية تستخف بالصواريخ الروسية وتشتري الصواريخ الإسرائيلية ، فإنها تطلب المزيد من الأسلحة الروسية. تقدم موسكو إصدارات متوسطة وطويلة المدى من طراز R-77 الضعيف الأداء.
why india not like Its Russian-Made Missiles
June 23, 2019 Topic: Security Blog Brand: The Buzz Tags: RussiaIndiaMissilesTechnologyWorldR-77
“In two years from now, the Indian Air Force's frontline Sukhoi-30 fighters may be re-armed with Israeli Derby air-to-air missiles after the jet's Russian-made R-77 missiles were found wanting in air combat operations over the Line of Control on February 27 this year.”
by Michael Peck
After losing one of its fighters to Pakistani jets armed with American-made missiles, India is not happy with its Russian-made missiles.
In fact, it wants to replace its Russian air-to-air missiles with Israeli weapons, according to Indian news site NDTV.
“In two years from now, the Indian Air Force's frontline Sukhoi-30 fighters may be re-armed with Israeli Derby air-to-air missiles after the jet's Russian-made R-77 missiles were found wanting in air combat operations over the Line of Control on February 27 this year,” NDTV said.
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25
1949
Long-Haired Hare, starring Bugs Bunny, is released in theaters.
1981
Microsoft is restructured to become an incorporated business in
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During air battles along the Kashmir border on February 26 and 27, an Indian Air Force (IAF) MiG-21 was shot down, apparently by a U.S.-made AIM-120 AMRAAM (Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile) fired by one of Pakistan Air Force’s (PAF) American-built F-16 fighters. India claims to have downed a Pakistani fighter – which Pakistan denies – but India was still embarrassed by the capture of its MiG-21 pilot, who was shown on Pakistani television and later returned.
What troubles the Indian Air Force was that Pakistan was able to destroy an Indian jet from long range. “Among the Indian Air Force's fighters which were targeted were two Sukhoi-30s which managed to evade the AMRAAMs which were fired at close to their maximum range of 100 kilometers [62 miles],” according to NDTV. “Fully defensive and desperate to escape the incoming AMRAAMs, the IAF Sukhoi-30s escaped being shot down but were unable to retaliate the F-16s because they were out of position and their own missiles, the Russian R-77s, did not have the range to realistically engage the Pakistani fighters. IAF sources told NDTV that the Russian missiles do not match its advertised range and cannot engage targets which are more than 80 kilometers [50 miles] away.”
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The early-model AIM-120A/B has a range of up to 75 kilometers (46 miles). But in 2010, Pakistan received a batch of the AIM-120C-5, with a range of 100 kilometers (62 miles). The most advanced AIM-120D has an estimated range of up to 160 kilometers (100 miles).
“The PAF surprised the IAF by launching air-to-air missiles from inside Pakistan-occupied Kashmir,” said Sameer Joshi, a former Indian Air Force fighter pilot. “The AMRAAM effectively outranged the IAF air-to-air missiles which did not get a command to launch.”
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India is now looking to Israel, from whom it has purchased numerous weapons, such as the Heron drone and the Derby, a radar-guided, beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile with a range of 50 kilometers (31 miles). To counter AMRAAM-armed Pakistani F-16s, the IAF is looking at the improved I-Derby, which features a more radar seeker and – most importantly – a 100-kilometer (62 mile) range.
But that raises another problem: how to integrate an Israeli missile into a Russian airframe (and an ironic problem, given how much Russian-built planes have been destroyed by Israeli missiles). “Integrating the missile into the Russian fighter will be a challenge and, according to sources, will require Israeli expertise, particularly in developing a data-link between the Sukhoi-30 and the missile, once it is fired,” according to NDTV. “A fighter jet communicates with the missile through the data link and passes on updated vectors (location) of the fighter which has been targeted.”
Strangely, while disparaging Russian missiles and buying Israeli ones, the Indian Air Force is reportedly ordering yet more Russian weapons. Moscow is offering medium- and long-range versions of the underperforming R-77.
Why India Doesn’t Like Its Russian-Made Missiles
“In two years from now, the Indian Air Force's frontline Sukhoi-30 fighters may be re-armed with Israeli Derby air-to-air missiles after the jet's Russian-made R-77 missiles were found wanting in air combat operations over the Line of Control on February 27 this year.”
nationalinterest.org
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