Footage When ATACMS Destroy S-400 System

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[pat]

I wonder if Turkey regrets it's purchase of the S-400 systems that it gave up the F-35 for...

[raz]

1980's missile just destroyed the "strongest air defense in the world" and it wasn't even the country of origin who fired it...

[dmodels]

S-400 was drunk, it's Russian 😂😂😂

[virtual]

It's just that the S-400 has trouble with the faster-moving and the slower-moving threats. However, the suppliers are able to provide new dachas, which do not move at all.

[drgonzo]

It’s really shocking to find out Russia might be over exaggerating the S-400’s capabilities?! Russia equipment has always performed as claimed, this is still considered a interception in Russia, Iran too

[bgregg]

Why would any capable electrical or mechanical engineer stay in Russia when the grass is so much greener almost anywhere else?

[snowdogthewolf]

I always thought systems like the S-400 were designed to intercept missiles like the ATACMS. Hmmm
Perhaps purchasers of these Russian systems may want to consider alternatives.

[svendjorgensen]

Really nice breakdown of a complicated process. Great vid!

[Sanchuniathon]

That's so wild, because the S-400 system was originally marketed and hyped as having "near-perfect" coverage of the high velocity airspace. As it turns out, it was a technicality: all the multiple missile layers in one area together is what the manufacturers claimed. Even then, the technology couldn't live up to those expectations, either. Now, a cut down S-400 system can't even hit a simple ground to ground missile.

[doce]

The S3/400 series was a naval SAM system designed for 1980s era anti-ship air threats where range is the key parameter of effectiveness. Now, and on land, it is far too big and clumsy to deal with modern combined-arms threats, whatever radar it is attached to... it is a failed system

[askme]

Very, very bad advert. And India has based entire military on Russian, cheap bit scrap.

[madddaddy]

I like the longer videos and compilations. Thanks great work😊

[johnmccain]

Genuinely triumph - but there is a nuance :)

[djibicisse]

No wonder india cancelled all Russian tech

[EngieLimerick]

russia arns exports are going to crash, jyst remember, most of what ukr is using is old stock, himars/atacms were from 80s, s3/400 no chance against newer models/equipment
same for any armour. unless redesigned to have most armour on it behind to stop drones 🤣

[johnkovac]

The consequences of Putin's actions.

[athrunzala]

Who is the stupid person who the photo next day?
instead of taking a panoramic photo, he took the most hideous portrait photo on a mobile phone !!

[AS-pjvb]

I don’t understand why people try to lie and cheat with this subtitle
You just got disliked and ban try to lie again 👍🏻

[Coughinggonzalo]

S400 is overhyped junk. They failed to protect sevastopol, failed to protect strategic air bases and even fail to protect itself. There was a video of s400 being hit filmed…. From a drone above😂😂😂. And that s400 was deployed, not in transit, supposedly protected by other systems. What went wrong😂😂😂

[nextentrepreneur]

Not even close to looking like an S-400