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    1. RepulsiveMetal8713 on

      When this 1 goes boom no one will buy just like the s400 just ask turkey

      Be interesting if they can steal it for reversing, or option b is burn it down

    2. hodgkinthepirate on

      Interestingly, it cost the Russians millions or billions of dollars to manufacture the S-500. The Russians at one point considered selling S-500s to India.

      The Russians claim that the S-500 is their “most advanced” anti-aircraft system. Pretty sure that’s Russian lip service.

      It would be ultra embrassing for Russia to lose their only S-500 system in combat. I’ll let you imagine the look on Putin’s face when he loses his “special baby”.

    3. I didn’t even know they had S-500. What is this wunderwaffe and how’s it better than S-400?

    4. So, from what I gather this is supposed to be the ultimate ruzzian wunderwaffe and they only have one battery. I don’t fully understand what to make of them moving it to Crimea, but something tells me they have to be stretched pretty thin to bring it out. Might be a sign of collapsing SAM forces.

    5. That singular form? Not a typo. It’s literally the only one.

    6. usolodolo on

      The S-500, T-14 Armata, and Su-57 are just “super advanced steal-from-the-public projects.” They use a bunch of public money to build a small quantity of unproven shit and the public is no wiser. Moving their only S-500 to Crimea wreaks of desperation.

    7. Tehnomaag on

      Well…. I sure hope the allies take the opportunity to properly test the capabilities of the *single* s500 battery in existence russia has managed to scrape together to better understand what they can do, at best, when no expense is spared. As opposed to what they *say* their system is supposedly capable of doing.

      Wonder how long will it last and what will get it in the end? Drones, sufficiently long range ballistic trajectory missile, a cruise missile hugging the terrain or angry babuska with Molotov cocktail.

    8. saposapot on

      Hopefully they turn it on so HARM can get them.

      Actually it’s a smart strategy. As NATO allies would want to know more about this system, they won’t destroy it immediately but study it first so that gives them a few days of uptime! Really smart!

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