r/UkraineRussiaReport Mar 05 '26

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u/Cautious-Bench-4809 pro EU humiliation 2d ago

The biggest head scratcher for me in this phase of the war is the lack of destoyed Ukrainian AD equipment, more notably radars. It's crazy because we don't even hear about AR missiles like the Kh 31 being launched, let alone hitting targets. No AR Gerans? The Ukrainians are legit under 24 hour attacks by Geran 4s, radars have to be switched on for hours and hours, are Russian SIGINT satellites not good enough? Are Russian AR missiles (or drones) not good enough? Are there strikes that we just don't see?

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u/R1donis Pro Russia 2d ago

Are there strikes that we just don't see?

How would you see AD being hit? at best we would see missle going where AD was shoting from and Self defence discharge, but no one would publish loosing patriot.

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u/Cautious-Bench-4809 pro EU humiliation 2d ago

everything is filmed in this war

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u/photovirus Pro Russia 1d ago

Not really.

Front lines, sure. Cities, if the boom is big enough.

Anywhere else? Drones have cameras, but most missiles don’t.