Russian Pantsir-S1 decided to attack the ground twice in a row instead of a drone.
@bayraktar_1love Target: ground. Hit: twice. 200% success!
@bayraktar_1love Occurs when the missile loses target acquisition. Indicates that drones are hard to keep a track/lock on.
@bayraktar_1love Well, the alternative would have been Pantsir missile slamming into their own radar. Clearly a Pantsir W
@bayraktar_1love I think the reason the Pantsir decided to attack the ground was that its computer was likely set to half-lead mode, where the computer predicts the target's flight path, in this case the trajectory of the drone meant the intended intercept point was below ground level...
@bayraktar_1love Pantsir never disappoints
@bayraktar_1love harakiri
@bayraktar_1love ππ»π·πΊπ₯
@bayraktar_1love Grountsir
@bayraktar_1love the second interceptor would have hit the radar anyways.
@bayraktar_1love It would have made my day if it instead hit the radar
@bayraktar_1love Full Scorched Earth shots
@bayraktar_1love pantsir the surface to surface AA missle system. i have seen twice it just straight launching missles into the buildings
@bayraktar_1love Someone right clicked it. CTRL-A π€£
@bayraktar_1love Russian missile systems having a normal one.
@bayraktar_1love Newest BUK and Tor outmatch the Pantsir a lot
@bayraktar_1love ππβπͺπΊπ¦πΊπ¦πΊπ¦π±π±π±ππ
@bayraktar_1love Π°Π½Π°Π»ΠΎ-Π³ΠΎΠ²Π½Π΅Ρ
@bayraktar_1love And the Russians are happy that the world has no equivalents of these systems. That's why the world doesn't use such junk. Ukrainian FPV drones have already eliminated 3 such Pancyras in a month.
@bayraktar_1love Ruzzian weapons are, are oddly enough, dependent of Western chips and technology. With sanctions they no longer have access and their weapons are failing in the field.