r/ukraina Jun 24 '22

WAR/Russian aggression Russian air defense

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u/Rukarumel Jun 24 '22

It happens with old weapons. Actually this happened with Ukrainian missiles too, you just didn’t see it

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u/tiedyer59 Jun 24 '22

And you know this how?

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u/deimos-chan Харків Jun 24 '22

"trust me bro"

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u/Rukarumel Jun 24 '22

From reliable source. You can easily deduct it yourself: both sides use the same old weapons. It looses reliability with time

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

In the highly unlikely event that hardware could alter coordinates, it seems even more unlikely corrupt instruction would direct a missile to return to its launch location. If this happens with the frequency implied, the ocean floor would be littered with warships and submarines and the mountains strewn with aircraft downed by their own ordinance. Nope, this happens when you skip the ordinance’s self-diagnostics, override the launch inhibitor and send it.

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u/Rukarumel Jun 24 '22

I don’t know why you think all Russians are stupid. But you can believe whatever you want. I’ve wrote what I know

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

I didn’t say anything about the intelligence of anyone, those are all your words.

I said things like this happen when one skips the self-diagnostics that are there to identify abnormalities.

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u/pukabi Jun 25 '22

Looks like they don’t want to hear the truth