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Jedan od jasnijih znakova da au Ukrima kola krenula nizbrdo je to da je na Zapadu potpuno nestala opsesija javnosti Ukrajinom i ritualnim blaćenjem Rusije: sajtovi koji su do pre par meseci lupali o “ukrajinskim probojima na Azov i Krim” i tome kako “Rusija koristi oružje iz WW2” su počeli da pišu o ruskom oružju sa velikim respektom. Lancet postaje prava zvezda: ko živi od reklama i posećenosti svog sajta je ustanovio da ukrajinske fantazije o “pobedama” više nisu tražena roba. Naravno, NAFO nastavlja i dalje da lupa o tosterima i veš mašinama.

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Featuring a tubular main body and unique wing root, this innovative variant has not gone unnoticed. The Ukrainian armed forces have acknowledged its potential threat, leading to ongoing discussions about technical and tactical approaches to mitigate its impact while the drone is in hover mode.

Over recent months, there have been reports of upgraded Lancet versions with enhanced engines, warheads, ranges, and tracking and optical technologies. It seems, however, that not every new feature is incorporated into a single model. Instead, these developments appear across a variety of versions and production lots.

Russian Lancet hit a Ukrainian Su-25 60 km behind the front line
Video screenshot
This adaptation implies that not all Russian Ground and Airborne Forces units may have identical drone variants at their disposal. The allocation of Lancets might be tailored based on the unique demands of specific Russian army groups and their respective regions [northeastern, eastern, southeastern, or southern] in Ukraine.

The upgraded drones can surpass reactive armor anti-tank grids and anti-drone nets, challenging the defensive capabilities of Ukraine. Adaptive solutions that were used to trap and neutralize earlier models of Lancets, causing them to fail in their detonation targets, struggle to counteract these new drones.

The light-beam eyes (laser eyes)​

Ka-52 is no longer Leopard's biggest threat, the ZALA Lancet is
Video screenshots
As reported by the Russian Telegram channel ‘uav_tech,’ “A Lancet modification has emerged on the battlefront, complete with LIDAR systems. This allows the Lancet to explosively engage targets as it nears them, with its cumulative jet then penetrating the target’s armor. This greatly undermines the effectiveness of meshes and grids. Furthermore, Lancets now possess automatic target recognition, made possible through neural networks,” stated the report.

The report’s final fragment pointed to an incident in mid-October, wherein Lancets demolished a Czech RM-70 Multiple Launch Rocket System [MLRS] and a DANA Self-Propelled Gun [SPG]. This event distinctly highlighted a green box within the Lancet’s nose camera targeting data. Rushing to conclusions, Russian ‘military bloggers’ theorized the drone might be using an automatic target identification tech coupled with a semi-self-reliant flight system–a correlation also drawn by the prominent Military Chronicles Telegram channel.

‘Uav_tech’s mention of LIDAR could be a reference to Light Detection and Ranging, a technology primarily used for remote sensing that utilizes ultraviolet, visible, or near-infrared light to study the Earth’s surface.

Why Russia uses Lancet-3 FPV against Leopard 2A6 - explained
Photo credit: Zala Aero

Even though initially developed for geographical mapping and ecological studies, the exact martial utility of the LIDAR technology remains ambiguous. However, a reasonable assumption can be made when considering the claim the Lancet can breach mesh shields and metal cages.

LIDAR’s capacity to map various terrains and explore different layers of the Earth’s surface can also be extended to measure the target’s proximity using laser rangefinders and optical cameras. This is the case with the improved Lancet models. “They can detonate before connecting with the target, allowing the shaped charge jet resultant from the blast to traverse the remaining distance and engage the target,” said a Ukrainian source.

Clearly, this implies the LIDAR could detect the metal cage/shield guarding a tank or artillery gun, subsequently programming the warhead. In this scenario, the main explosive would ignite after breaching the cage or shield.

“The cumulative jet formed post-explosion traverses the final distance and strikes the target. This engineering breakthrough resolves the issues faced with anti-drone nets wherein previous drone models with shock detonators were often ensnared and rendered ineffective,” the Ukrainian source added.

Interestingly, a recent image captured of a Lancet’s strike on a US-made Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle [IFV] illustrated two distinct explosions as the aircraft neared the tank – the first being distant from the Bradley while the second igniting upon impact. The impact and extent of damage inflicted on the Bradley are yet to be ascertained.

The Lancets EW​

Countering Lancets calls for the potency of “powerful electronic warfare,” asserts the source. The operation of Lancets in your proximity can be discerned via radio frequency spectrum analyzers. Operated within the 900 MHz control range, specifically within 868-870 MHz and 902-928 MHz, Lancets and their accompanying scout produce two distinct peaks in a characteristic form.

Featuring insights from expert Serhii Flesh, the report highlights an interesting aspect. Russia’s ground-based EW units do not shield Lancets, steering clear of potential disruption in their drone operation due to jamming. Ukrainians, noticing this pattern, conditioned themselves to anticipate Lancet attacks whenever the usual Russian jamming and EW ‘interference’ abruptly ceased.

Detailing the scenario, Serhiy explains, “There was continuous Russian interference at 1575 MHz until it suddenly wasn’t there. The drones were blind to the GPS, but then again they weren’t. This signaled to us to brace for Lancet.”

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Jedan od jasnijih znakova da au Ukrima kola krenula nizbrdo je to da je na Zapadu potpuno nestala opsesija javnosti Ukrajinom i ritualnim blaćenjem Rusije: sajtovi koji su do pre par meseci lupali o “ukrajinskim probojima na Azov i Krim” i tome kako “Rusija koristi oružje iz WW2” su počeli da pišu o ruskom oružju sa velikim respektom. Lancet postaje prava zvezda: ko živi od reklama i posećenosti svog sajta je ustanovio da ukrajinske fantazije o “pobedama” više nisu tražena roba. Naravno, NAFO nastavlja i dalje da lupa o tosterima i veš mašinama.

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Featuring a tubular main body and unique wing root, this innovative variant has not gone unnoticed. The Ukrainian armed forces have acknowledged its potential threat, leading to ongoing discussions about technical and tactical approaches to mitigate its impact while the drone is in hover mode.

Over recent months, there have been reports of upgraded Lancet versions with enhanced engines, warheads, ranges, and tracking and optical technologies. It seems, however, that not every new feature is incorporated into a single model. Instead, these developments appear across a variety of versions and production lots.

Russian Lancet hit a Ukrainian Su-25 60 km behind the front line
Video screenshot
This adaptation implies that not all Russian Ground and Airborne Forces units may have identical drone variants at their disposal. The allocation of Lancets might be tailored based on the unique demands of specific Russian army groups and their respective regions [northeastern, eastern, southeastern, or southern] in Ukraine.

The upgraded drones can surpass reactive armor anti-tank grids and anti-drone nets, challenging the defensive capabilities of Ukraine. Adaptive solutions that were used to trap and neutralize earlier models of Lancets, causing them to fail in their detonation targets, struggle to counteract these new drones.

The light-beam eyes (laser eyes)​

Ka-52 is no longer Leopard's biggest threat, the ZALA Lancet is's biggest threat, the ZALA Lancet is
Video screenshots
As reported by the Russian Telegram channel ‘uav_tech,’ “A Lancet modification has emerged on the battlefront, complete with LIDAR systems. This allows the Lancet to explosively engage targets as it nears them, with its cumulative jet then penetrating the target’s armor. This greatly undermines the effectiveness of meshes and grids. Furthermore, Lancets now possess automatic target recognition, made possible through neural networks,” stated the report.

The report’s final fragment pointed to an incident in mid-October, wherein Lancets demolished a Czech RM-70 Multiple Launch Rocket System [MLRS] and a DANA Self-Propelled Gun [SPG]. This event distinctly highlighted a green box within the Lancet’s nose camera targeting data. Rushing to conclusions, Russian ‘military bloggers’ theorized the drone might be using an automatic target identification tech coupled with a semi-self-reliant flight system–a correlation also drawn by the prominent Military Chronicles Telegram channel.

‘Uav_tech’s mention of LIDAR could be a reference to Light Detection and Ranging, a technology primarily used for remote sensing that utilizes ultraviolet, visible, or near-infrared light to study the Earth’s surface.

Why Russia uses Lancet-3 FPV against Leopard 2A6 - explained
Photo credit: Zala Aero

Even though initially developed for geographical mapping and ecological studies, the exact martial utility of the LIDAR technology remains ambiguous. However, a reasonable assumption can be made when considering the claim the Lancet can breach mesh shields and metal cages.

LIDAR’s capacity to map various terrains and explore different layers of the Earth’s surface can also be extended to measure the target’s proximity using laser rangefinders and optical cameras. This is the case with the improved Lancet models. “They can detonate before connecting with the target, allowing the shaped charge jet resultant from the blast to traverse the remaining distance and engage the target,” said a Ukrainian source.

Clearly, this implies the LIDAR could detect the metal cage/shield guarding a tank or artillery gun, subsequently programming the warhead. In this scenario, the main explosive would ignite after breaching the cage or shield.

“The cumulative jet formed post-explosion traverses the final distance and strikes the target. This engineering breakthrough resolves the issues faced with anti-drone nets wherein previous drone models with shock detonators were often ensnared and rendered ineffective,” the Ukrainian source added.

Interestingly, a recent image captured of a Lancet’s strike on a US-made Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle [IFV] illustrated two distinct explosions as the aircraft neared the tank – the first being distant from the Bradley while the second igniting upon impact. The impact and extent of damage inflicted on the Bradley are yet to be ascertained.

The Lancets EW​

Countering Lancets calls for the potency of “powerful electronic warfare,” asserts the source. The operation of Lancets in your proximity can be discerned via radio frequency spectrum analyzers. Operated within the 900 MHz control range, specifically within 868-870 MHz and 902-928 MHz, Lancets and their accompanying scout produce two distinct peaks in a characteristic form.

Featuring insights from expert Serhii Flesh, the report highlights an interesting aspect. Russia’s ground-based EW units do not shield Lancets, steering clear of potential disruption in their drone operation due to jamming. Ukrainians, noticing this pattern, conditioned themselves to anticipate Lancet attacks whenever the usual Russian jamming and EW ‘interference’ abruptly ceased.

Detailing the scenario, Serhiy explains, “There was continuous Russian interference at 1575 MHz until it suddenly wasn’t there. The drones were blind to the GPS, but then again they weren’t. This signaled to us to brace for Lancet.”

***

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То ништа није тачно.
Табак каже Руси више немају Ланцета, а ако и имају онда уништавају само макете са посадом пуне муниције које возе и пуцају.
 
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Koga Rusi da kopiraju,Amere koji 20 godina ne mogu da razviju hipersonicno oruzje?
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Just be patient. The US can keep up by employing the millions of “gifted” people who think 2+2=22 that they will be handing out good degrees based simply on the color of their skin or on their preferred pronouns.
The lack of diversity and especially the genius talent pool from Africa and South America the backbone of American tech and engineering seriously hampers the Russian tech and science industry.
Unless Russia opens its borders to black and brown talent it will suffer!

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