The expert named more effective weapons against Shahd drones than air defense (video)

According to Kasyanov, the Shahaneda paradox is that no one in the world except the Iranians attached importance to technology available at the grassroots level in not very developed countries. But such technologies allow you to create high -tech weapons. On the one hand, ShahED is a simple thing, but on the other - technologically complicated, reflects the speaker.

If it were not for the GPS system created by the United States and the protected GPS receptions that are used in them and which are almost not prone to the influence of HR, Shahda would not be so effective. Iranians and Russians are actively using technologies of other countries to launch missiles and battle drones in the territory of Ukraine, Yuri emphasizes. He tried to explain on a simple example of how simple "Shahaned" in management and production.

"Any mobile phone is more difficult than" Shahaned. Not worse than the autopilot that is installed in it. It is accessible to everyone. Any terrorist, in principle, can make Shahaned at home and send it to the Capitol, Bank or the Kremlin, "Yuri said. During the interview, he noted that modern air defense systems were not sharpened to knock down Iranian drones.

Kasyanov believes that allies are not enough systems that could 100% help Ukraine to protect themselves from these UAVs and ballistic missiles "Western allies did not expect a great war, and hundreds of Patriot they did not make. - It's a great job, it's a long time. There is simply no such weapon and no in the quantities we need, "the speaker summarized. However, it's not so hopeless. Kasyanov recalled that an effective tactic of combating aircraft was used.

"There is an effective means of fighting" shamed, "which is poorly seen by radars because they are small and fly slowly at low altitude-so they can be knocked out in the old way as during the Second World War. It is necessary to have thousands of anti-aircraft guns, you need to have thousands of anti-aircraft tools The floodlights who will illuminate the sky at night will "listen" the sky . . .