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    La Romania ha speso circa 1,5 milioni di euro per abbattere in pochi giorni i droni russi

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    2. AggravatingResist635 on

      Finland did not shoot down drones in its airspace, maybe because they’re broke

    4. Matej1683 on

      Ok little practice is no harm. Without practice these planes worth nothing and will be immediately shot down in case of war. Every military without action is just a paper tiger.

    5. GrenobleLyon on

      Security and sovereignty has a cost but no price.

      Price of slavery / occupation / interference is higher.

      Still hope Romania finds less expensive way to shoot them down.

    6. deadshot500 on

      Maybe the EU should give some of those frozen Russian money to Romania

    7. AtatS-aPutut on

      it comes to 7.5 cents per citizen, which is about equal to nothing

    8. thrownkitchensink on

      Practice runs for pilots replaced with Russia facilitated drones. In lieu of a drone wall as developed now between NATO countries and Ukraine such targets are a welcome alternative to the flight simulator.

    9. fiendishrabbit on

      1.5 million EUR – cost of 3x AIM9x missiles (about 350k EUR) = 450k EUR.

      Yup. 150k Eur a pop is pretty much what it costs to send up a flight of F-16s on a sortie (pilots, support staff, service costs etc).

    10. QuirkyWish3081 on

      How dare Romania show strength and resolve whilst we cower behind Ukraine. Hmph! 😤 they making us look bad.

    12. chillebekk on

      That is almost certainly wrong. The F-16 that shot down the first two, was an ex-Portuguese F-16. Those jets can’t fire the AIM-9X that they are basing this calculation on. The latest version they can fire, is the AIM-9M, which is quite a lot cheaper – anywhere from 1/4 to 1/2, from what official data is available.

    13. SpiceEarl on

      I’m sure that arms makers are working on it, but I’m thinking that anti-drone drones will be the solution. Inexpensive kamikaze drones that can track down and collide with incoming drones.

    15. Hopeful_Fee_183 on

      Perhaps they could deduce that amount from frozen Russian oligarchs assets.

    16. Suspicious_Place1270 on

      time to get Ukraine on board and seek their help to lower the cost 10 times

    17. MrTrollMcTrollface on

      How much would it cost to repair a damaged powerplant, bridge, railway station, or even a simple civilian building if the drone go through?

      Hell, how many people could have lost their lives to this attack? Definitely the value of one human life is worth more

    18. karateninjazombie on

      Need to get them some yak-52s and a pump action shotgun.

    20. dgkimpton on

      On the flip side they regularly fly training missions anyway  and this was even better training so it’s not exactly wasted. Definitely should be a hint to invest in something more cost effective for the future but, right now, it doesn’t seem that significant. 

    23. DirectionOver7272 on

      How can this be sustainable? If Russians send 100 drones, these guys would go bankrupt?

    26. gypsysniper9 on

      Can’t they use the guns? Those are much cheaper to fire.

    28. LTCM_15 on

      European aim 9 missiles are made in Germany for anyone interested. 

    30. szornyu on

      Putin is f.ck.ng with everyone.
      I hope you enjoy it, because he does, and laughs at puny us…

    32. Serious_Bite_7613 on

      There must be a way to make some sort of flak cannon in 2026.

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