Massive Fire!! Russian SU-34 • TU-95MS • launch Cruise Missile • Destroy Target

Massive Fire!! Russian SU-34 • TU-95MS • launch Cruise Missile • Destroy Target


The Tu-95, also known as the "Bear" in NATO code, is a Russian
strategic bomber aircraft that was designed during the Cold War era.
It is capable of carrying various types of weapons, including nuclear
and conventional bombs, missiles, and torpedoes.
The Tu-95 was designed primarily as a strategic bomber, and as such,
it was intended to carry nuclear weapons to target enemy cities and
military installations. In the early years of its service, the Tu-95 was
equipped with the Kh-20 (AS-3) air-launched cruise missile, which had
a range of up to 2,500 kilometers and could carry a nuclear warhead.


Later versions of the Tu-95 were also equipped with the Kh-55 (AS-15)
air-launched cruise missile, which had a range of up to 3,000
kilometers and could also carry a nuclear warhead. The Kh-55 was a highly accurate missile that could be programmed to fly around
obstacles and evade enemy air defenses.


In addition to its missile capabilities, the Tu-95 could also carry
conventional bombs weighing up to 15,000 kilograms, as well as anti-
ship missiles and torpedoes. However, since the end of the Cold War,
the Tu-95 has primarily been used for reconnaissance and long-range
maritime patrols.

The Tu-95 is a long-serving aircraft, and over the years, it has been
equipped with various missile types, including air-to-surface and air-
to-air missiles. The Kh-101 and Kh-102 are the most modern air-
launched cruise missiles developed by Russia, and they can be
carried by the Tu-95 bomber. These missiles have a range of up to
5,500 kilometers and can be armed with either conventional or
nuclear warheads. Some of the key
technical features and capabilities of the Tu-95 include:


1. Powerplant: The Tu-95 is powered by four Kuznetsov NK-12
turboprop engines, which are among the most powerful turboprop
engines ever built. Each engine can produce up to 15,000
horsepower, giving the Tu-95 a maximum speed of around 920 km/h.


2. Avionics: The Tu-95 is equipped with advanced avionics systems,
including a radar system that can detect ground and air targets at
long ranges, as well as a navigation system that uses satellite and
inertial guidance to ensure accurate navigation.


3. Weapons systems: As a strategic bomber, the Tu-95 is equipped
with a range of weapons systems, including air-to-surface and air-to-
air missiles, as well as bombs and torpedoes. The Tu-95 can also
carry nuclear weapons, although it is not clear whether it is still used
for this purpose.

4. Electronic warfare: The Tu-95 is equipped with electronic warfare
systems that can jam enemy radar and communications systems, as
well as detect and track enemy aircraft.

5. Range and endurance: The Tu-95 has a range of up to 15,000
kilometers and can remain airborne for up to 18 hours, making it well-
suited for long-range missions.

The Su-34, also known as the "Fullback" in NATO code, is a Russian
twin-seat fighter-bomber aircraft that is primarily designed for tactical
missions. It is capable of carrying a wide range of weapons,
including air-to-air missiles, air-to-surface missiles, bombs, and
rockets.

Some of the key weapons that can be carried by the Su-34 include:


1. Air-to-surface missiles: The Su-34 can carry a variety of air-to-
surface missiles, including the Kh-29L, Kh-29T, Kh-59MK, and Kh-38M
missiles. These missiles are designed to engage ground targets,
such as enemy armored vehicles, buildings, and fortifications.


2. Air-to-air missiles: The Su-34 can also carry air-to-air missiles, such
as the R-73 (AA-11 "Archer") and R-77 (AA-12 "Adder") missiles.
These missiles are designed to engage enemy aircraft and provide
the Su-34 with a self-defense capability.

3. Guided bombs: The Su-34 can carry a variety of guided bombs,
including the KAB-500KR, KAB-500L, and KAB-1500L bombs. These
bombs use satellite or laser guidance to increase their accuracy and
minimize collateral damage.

4. Unguided bombs: The Su-34 can also carry unguided bombs, such
as the OFAB-250-270, OFAB-100-120, and FAB-500 bombs. These
bombs are primarily used for area-denial or interdiction missions.


5. Rockets: The Su-34 can carry unguided rockets, such as the S-8, S-
13, and S-25 rockets. These rockets can be used to engage ground
targets, such as enemy personnel or light vehicles.


The Su-34 is a modern fighter-bomber aircraft designed and
manufactured by the Russian company Sukhoi. It incorporates
advanced technology and features to provide the aircraft with
superior performance and mission capabilities.

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