Wilshire to [email protected] • 12 days agoUkraine to receive 600 AASM bombs by the end of the yearmil.in.uaexternal-linkmessage-square7fedilinkarrow-up155arrow-down12
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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink7•edit-212 days agoamerican weapons are restricted in that they can’t hit targets deep inside russia proper. this is french weapon, so no such restrictions apply not very useful, because range is not that long, but it’s something
minus-square@Valmondlink3•12 days agoBut the restrictions were respected because the US asked for it, which means no SCALP missiles deep inside russia either even if they are french? Also, isn’t the AASMs target distance like 70 kilometres? Nice though, go bust those AA batteries 😋
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•12 days agoi thought that was because storm shadow had some american components?
minus-square@Valmondlink5•11 days agoIt’s a British/French coop, but I don’t know if any Americans or their parts are involved in it. I heard the general commander of europe (who is historically an american, and we have the NATO head guy) said no. If anyone knows better, I’d love to know!
minus-squareraoullinkfedilink3•11 days agoFrom Wikipedia The missile was made ITAR-free at the initiative of France.[31] So no American components, quite usual for French weapon.
No barriers, what does that imply?
american weapons are restricted in that they can’t hit targets deep inside russia proper. this is french weapon, so no such restrictions apply
not very useful, because range is not that long, but it’s something
But the restrictions were respected because the US asked for it, which means no SCALP missiles deep inside russia either even if they are french?
Also, isn’t the AASMs target distance like 70 kilometres?
Nice though, go bust those AA batteries 😋
i thought that was because storm shadow had some american components?
It’s a British/French coop, but I don’t know if any Americans or their parts are involved in it. I heard the general commander of europe (who is historically an american, and we have the NATO head guy) said no.
If anyone knows better, I’d love to know!
From Wikipedia
So no American components, quite usual for French weapon.