Guided aerial bomb (KAB)

• 13 June, 08:30
  ​Viktoriya Naydyonova , Kateryna Amelina
  DEFENCE TECHHow Russia is modernising the weapons used in attacks on civilians: analysis by a defence research institute
  Between 2022 and 2026, Russian forces increased their use of guided munitions, various types of missiles and, in particular, attack…
• 30 May, 13:20
  Kyrylo Danylchenko aka Ronin
  Why the Gripen represents a strategic shift in Ukraine’s war effort
  The Gripen is about far more than achieving air superiority. It represents an asymmetric response to a Soviet-style military system…
• 26 May, 07:00
  Kyrylo Danylchenko aka Ronin
  Asymmetric response: what Ukraine can counter Russia’s mass glide bomb strikes with
  Russian forces drop 100–130 glide bombs per day (three to four thousand per month) effectively burying the frontline under hundreds…
• 20 May, 16:30
  ​Viktoriya Naydyonova
  Ukrainian Equalizer guided bomb: what manufacturer says, foreign analogues, dangers posed by Russian glide bombs
  On 18 May, it was announced that Ukraine’s first guided aerial bomb, the Equalizer, had been developed. It took 17 months to…
• 18 May, 11:13
  VIDEOUkraine’s first precision-guided bomb ready for combat deployment, Fedorov says
  Ukraine’s first guided aerial bomb (KAB), which took 17 months to develop, is ready for combat use. This was announced by Ukraine’s…