Half of the technology the U.S has, is from the ones stolen from russia. Like the mi25 hind, the kinzhal missile captured from Ukraine(Lockheed Martin just revealed America's first ever hypersonic missile right after the missile's capture!), the mig25, this one(radar),the mig21, and maybe s400 system if they can capture one in Ukraine in the future😂
Back in the Soviet Union there was a joke about an enigineer asking premission to move to the west but was refused and told: "You know too many secrets!" He replied: "Know too many secrets? But we are decades behind the west in any technology!" and the officials answered: "That is the secret!"
You know the deal. When Russian equipment is captured & studied we laugh & learn nothing. When they capture our stuff its like kids opening Xmas gifts.
@@MultiCappie The ones who still do are full of sh..., I mean ruzzian propaganda. Their level of insanity and ignorance is on par with putin's during his interview to Sucker Carlson or with Elon Musk demanding that Crimea must be left to his boyfriend putin.
it was a strategic plan to leave the high-end equipment to militants for good use later. Militants had promised the Kremlin to safeguard the Latakia airbase & Tartus naval base. Guess why ???
"air defense is an area in which Russia excels" I am struggling to see that! Bomb-laden converted, remote control, GA aircraft have made it from Ukraine several hundred kms into Russia, without detection.
I'm sure Turkey would accept the gift for the help they have given. Turkish arms manufacturers would reverse engineer it even if just for the export market.
it is irrelevant how good it is. it feeds information in other military systems (good or bad information, but it does make S300/S400 systems lock on target at least in training scenarios). studying it offers insights in possible blind angles it has and vulnerabilities and whatnot. so it's not only about using it to make better radars, it's also learning the weak points and exploiting them
@@thisColdDecemberThis is one of those systems not even worth wasting a HARM missile on. It's blind spots are in most directions. It's ability to see through electronic warfare is dismal. It requires a clear view of targets with no trees, bees, dust, rain, snow or really anything near it's focal beam. It can't decipher targets from clutter due to poor filtering software and overheats in hot weather.
@@thisColdDecember Sir, what do you mean by "using it to make better radars"? That Americans might find some magic previously unknown ruzzian technology and thus would learn from ruzzians how to build better radars?
'CYA' has a very special effect on retreating soldiers who don't care if Putin is happy or not. No doubt, the CIA and Israeli intelligence had their eyes on this asset for some time and made arrangements for a quick pick-up. Once the rebels are bribed and it's in secure hands, the autopsy will be fast and thorough. The report most likely will reveal a design that is 95% hyperbole and boloney and 5% interesting. As we have learned over the past two years, Russian innovation and breakthroughs are usually overstated, further undermining their arms marketing efforts vis-a-vis western products.
@@Bakes-z4c Yes, a lot can be learned by autopsy, including the degree of stolen technology and maybe areas of security exposure. Let me be blunt, since WW2 the USSR-Russia and mainland China has invested as little as possible on military and industrial R&D. Why? Innovation requires creative thinking and design freedom that costs money and risks possible failures in production. It is easier and cheaper to steal designs and reverse engineer the technological advances. That said, there is a reason why T-14 tanks and SU-57 jets are not in full production. It is one thing to produce a few hand-built units in boutique shops where foreign components can be hidden and new tech, non-functioning accessories can decorate an exterior and never be operated at public events, like parades and air shows.
It's much like bullet proof vests. Obviously they work and can be tested but in real warfare. You combine multiple attacks, layering multiple types of attacks, or landing strikes that the vest doesn't cover, you still have modern militaries with body armor still suffer casualties. Definitely though if this were to end up in western hands there would be a lot of analysis on what precisely It's capable of, not just what propoganda says. Also could determine flaws, hiccups, or just conditions that impair it from full capacity all which could be leveraged so an attacking force could have higher success rates.
@@bekeneel No, it is easy to come to the opinion. If the Russians had not already emptied out the bases before hand, they would have talked with HTS and got agreements. If not they would bring troops to make the exit more safe. USA does the same routine. If it is going to be messy, they bring ground troops to defend while stuff is cleaned out. HTS would get the message and just let them go and not waste men on that.
The first videos I saw last week were of rebels showing equipment, on military bases that they had captured. The Russian ships bugged out of port well before the rebels were near the coast. Obviously scared of something
Well Turkey already has the complete S400 units, so I doubt that the US has been able to cajole the Turks into letting our guys study it since the F35 debacle.
Well Turkey already has the complete S400 units, so I doubt that the US has been able to cajole the Turks into letting our guys study it since the F35 debacle.
Low altitude capabilities and associated ranges are over estimated in the commentary, don’t forget the earth curvature linked to the position of the truck that is a physical limit to the LA detection range
Horse feathers! Frigging tech in this is a dozen years old. Next video, why don't you tell me how Syrian rebels captured a computer with a 5.25" floppy disc and now Microsoft is worried the invention will get out?
I can't believe a crew would leave so quickly that they didn't attempt to destroy the system before abandoning the site. IF it's intact the crew would be facing serious charges when they get home.
The crew realizes that materials things are really not that important in that moment, but life is.. Humans are designed to value life, not death.. ☕️🍿☕️🍿☕️🍿
One vehicle the small fire department I was on had was a 1953 (?) GMC army surplus 2-1/2 ton truck. We had a 1,000 gallon tank on it. We used it for brush fires. Decades later I suppose they’d say WUI fire. The last several pages of the original Army operations manual for truck had several ways to destroy it in face of imminent capture by enemy troops. This for as boring and generic a vehicle as the Army would have owned in the ‘50’s. Not a vehicle full of fancy electronics. It wouldn’t even have had a radio until the FD put one in. Yes, we had a tube based VHF. About a mile down the road it would make a squelch when the tubes were hot and you could use it. I would not have stood next to that radar/control unit. The U.S. during the civil war in Cyprus retreated away from a radio listening post with monster antennae next to it. Aircraft from the Seventh Fleet bombed it and anyone inside. After they went back and permanently installed explosives in the listening posts in Thailand and Iran. So when the Shah skipped town in Iran it was easy to destroy on the way out. I’d be afraid of a bomb coming out of the sky to destroy that rig. Or is Putin losing control of his military.
Considering SS and Neptune are doing their jobs pretty well, I doubt this radar will hold any unique secrets. It's likely just another radar that does is job of detecting competently.
Interesting insight. Comparison: The tribe, which not yet invented bow & arrow tech, coming across its first intact bow, retrieved from a neighboring tribe.
Due to their usage in complement to the Grave Stone/Tomb Stone/Flap Lid tracking radars and the Big Bird family of surveillance/search radars coupled to the S-300P and S-400 SAM systems, i guess that the Podlet radar is also complimentary (if not supersede) the Clam Shell low-level search radar.
The PODLET-K1 is probably tucked up nice and warm in its new home in a US R&D establishment already being analysed in every detail - There are probably a fleet of C-17 currently employed in re-homing Russian assets from that region at the moment - Christmas has definitely come early for the CIA (Christmas In Action) brigade.
Russia still has a lot of personnel in Syria. I doubt though, that they'll be able to stop the US and Israel from dividing the spoils (oil) and smuggling them into Turkey for processing, to be placed on the market. This is an illicit activity which has been strong priority for US, Israel, Kurds and Turkey, taking precedence over anything like restoring civil society in Syria. The two aims are incompatible.
Even in basic army training you are instructed and told specifically to destroy all equipment and supplies in place so that it doesn't fall into the hands of your enemies. Has everyone forgotten? Dont let the enemy gain weapons
problem is that radar is made in west and from west parts and made in west The biggest problem is its based as china is involved and base on the same type of radars and problem is radar concept
It will be interesting to see how long it will take to disassemble, analyze, place microchip recorders into the system, reassemble run a series of tests recover the recorders and hand it over to Ukraine for field use.
lol USA can hit that radar anytime even while moving with Siaw or Macko Rampage or simply cruise missiles with 100% certainty there is no escape for that radar in a war not even a single chance
Why would the USA want to destroy it? I can see Russia wanting to, lest it get shipped into western Europe somewhere, so look out for that news in a day or two.
Normally this vehicle/radar would be a smoldering block of metal. But given the nonstop BS by Russia and the denialism until it was way too late to do anything. I'm guessing the soldiers didn't have time to destroy this thing or take it apart. Great technical intelligence pickup!
Since Turkey has been a NATO member since 1952, why wouldn’t they hand it over to NATO for reverse engineering? Or is their friendship with Russia stronger and their NATO membership?
The narration is more than I can bear. Sounded like Turkey is helping Russia round up all it's stuff, including stranded soldiers, so this bit may also go back as well. I have no idea.
Meh... capture an intact S-500 then it will be more of a game changer. This would help as to create new shapes/forms.materials that will disperse the frequency wave length on its active array.
Apparently, this was captured in the area of Hama. Those forces are not USA-friendly. I would expect, however, that money talks, and maybe Saudi Arabia could broker the acquisition.
Yeah, allowing HTS who was Al-Nusra who was Al-Qaeda just to screw with Russia has got to be a plan put together from the team who gave us Afghanistan retreat.
The regime forces must've collapsed very quickly or any competent commander would've ordered and made provisions for destruction of any sensitive equipment they were unable to evacuate. How things fall apart so fast in these Middle East conflicts seems really fishy. They don't have the wherewithal to analyze and anticipate the enemy movement at all? Or is is that they have such bad command and troops that they are just on a wing and a prayer most of the time? This unfolded like in hours maybe just a few days and... boom.. collapse?
Middle Eastern troops will often just stop fighting and even change sides if some obscure cleric somewhere suddenly issues an order/ fatwa etc Wouldn't trust any of them as far as i could throw one.
Looks like the pocdlet. Radar was towed and left for month as it’s not worth the repair of the overused system. It may of had its vital components also removed to add to other vehicles as a used parts junk yard . But one may still study it and use it for training bombing range targeting . After its inspection for any intelligence use . Nothing like what was left sadly in Afghanistan in joes 20 year disaster departure .
Doesn't take that long to destroy military equipment; before we abandoned anything we were trained to render our TOW systems inop. And that was back in the 80's.
What ever happened to the tanks and jets HAMAS captured on October 7? Remember those being carted into Palestine and vanishing? Interesting how they were never seen or mentioned, after they were captured. Did it help Russia find out how to defeat your tech? They are obviously reverse engineered by now.
The tail end of a deal the stupidest administration America has ever had, set up. Biden should have tossed the whole stinking mess out, but felt cornered and had to do it. Imagine believing Taliban promises- but that’s what the 🍊🤡 did . Next, he’ll believe Putin. Oh, that’s right, he did
Why would Turkey let NATO look at it ?? They are more on Russia’s side the NATO’s since Airdawon . Good luck with that . Turkey will integrated it into there arsenal .
That radar will no doubt find its way onto a US radar range somewhere.
I doubt it. The guys that have overthrown Asad are Islamists. They most likely don't like the United States as well as Assad.
turkey more likely.
Half of the technology the U.S has, is from the ones stolen from russia. Like the mi25 hind, the kinzhal missile captured from Ukraine(Lockheed Martin just revealed America's first ever hypersonic missile right after the missile's capture!), the mig25, this one(radar),the mig21, and maybe s400 system if they can capture one in Ukraine in the future😂
@@ARSONXBELLAOTAN BECUAUSE TURKY IS A OTAN MEMBER.
is not an X-mas toy but a sophisticated system where US cannot get the true specifications. Just see from external only.
Back in the Soviet Union there was a joke about an enigineer asking premission to move to the west but was refused and told: "You know too many secrets!" He replied: "Know too many secrets? But we are decades behind the west in any technology!" and the officials answered: "That is the secret!"
That is the secret 😂
Putin wanted to reclaim Ukraine in 3 days if Putin messes around with NATO it will defeate Ruzzia in 3 days oh the irony
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.....
That's why you can't defeat them in Ukraine 😂
😊
I am of the opinion that most of the Russian equipment is nowhere as good as it has been made out to be.
They frequently repaint their airplanes to hide rust.
You know the deal. When Russian equipment is captured & studied we laugh & learn nothing. When they capture our stuff its like kids opening Xmas gifts.
@@jimbograves1576oh yeah, like e.g. stuff made by the world leading company Boeing, huh? 😉 😄
You are correct sir
this will make the analysis of such equipment even more important. It also tells a lot about their propaganda tactics.
They are going to find out how many western parts are used to build it. I bet 99%.
Nah. Its made up of old soviet washing machine chips and shovels just like that oreshnik
I very much doubt that!
🤨 Interesting point.
Taiwanese parts you mean; sort of western, but not really.
@@QAYWSXEDCCXYDSAEWQ The first part of what you say is a good point, but I don't think the Taiwanese would mind being called part of the West.
One gets the feeling that Russia's surviving soldiers simply do not care any longer.
Many don't, many still do. But the proportion is growing.
@@MultiCappie The ones who still do are full of sh..., I mean ruzzian propaganda. Their level of insanity and ignorance is on par with putin's during his interview to Sucker Carlson or with Elon Musk demanding that Crimea must be left to his boyfriend putin.
it was a strategic plan to leave the high-end equipment to militants for good use later. Militants had promised the Kremlin to safeguard the Latakia airbase & Tartus naval base. Guess why ???
Why?
do you think the rebels will work with the west?
"air defense is an area in which Russia excels"
I am struggling to see that! Bomb-laden converted, remote control, GA aircraft have made it from Ukraine several hundred kms into Russia, without detection.
Mathias Rust flew into Red Square in the 80s.
Now the world will learn where the sophisticated electronic parts come from.
Taiwan probably.
brutal AI narration
💯💯
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The extreme emphasis on every other word and cadence is ridiculously annoying.
Hire a human that can read. This is terribly distracting.
The narration hurts my head.
Then don't listen and go away...but thanks for boosting the algorithm.
Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeallyyyy!?
Yes he has a very odd style of talking.
He is new. Be patient with him. He’ll pick up his speed with time. Being a narrator is not easy.
He is new. Be patient with him. He’ll pick up his speed with time. Being a narrator is not easy.
I'm sure the CIA is prepping a C-17 to pick this up.
The probability is high.. 😂😂😂
They'll load up brief cases of cash first
It's on its' way to American forces in Syria.
@@QuantumMechanic_88 IDK man Turkey might get it first.
Probably Turkiye will inspect them first.
I'm sure Turkey would accept the gift for the help they have given. Turkish arms manufacturers would reverse engineer it even if just for the export market.
Why do we need or require Turkey to help us. They are not our allies and never will be.
They already bought similar systems from Russia
they already have it, part of their S-400 system purchase and one of the reasons they are not getting the F-35
*"The complete system is worth (costs) about $5 million dollars."*
- or about a 100 billion rubles, give or take. LOL
I'm sure a lot more than $5m, must be a mistake
Even American-centric AI voices struggle with English. Tone of voice is also brutal!
As an old Elint guy, I just love this!! If you get my drift.
The YMCA would like to recruit some of you old guys. We are involved in
more than our name indicates.
Oh wow, you haven't changed the intro or the style since 2016. Brings back memories
I bet this radar is just as good as the T14 armata and the s300 and s400 systems lmao
Now, that is some funny 💩. 😂😂😂😂
it is irrelevant how good it is. it feeds information in other military systems (good or bad information, but it does make S300/S400 systems lock on target at least in training scenarios).
studying it offers insights in possible blind angles it has and vulnerabilities and whatnot. so it's not only about using it to make better radars, it's also learning the weak points and exploiting them
@@thisColdDecemberThis is one of those systems not even worth wasting a HARM missile on. It's blind spots are in most directions. It's ability to see through electronic warfare is dismal. It requires a clear view of targets with no trees, bees, dust, rain, snow or really anything near it's focal beam. It can't decipher targets from clutter due to poor filtering software and overheats in hot weather.
@@thisColdDecember Sir, what do you mean by "using it to make better radars"? That Americans might find some magic previously unknown ruzzian technology and thus would learn from ruzzians how to build better radars?
@@m.chumakov1033seems like you missed the point of what he is saying.
'CYA' has a very special effect on retreating soldiers who don't care if Putin is happy or not. No doubt, the CIA and Israeli intelligence had their eyes on this asset for some time and made arrangements for a quick pick-up. Once the rebels are bribed and it's in secure hands, the autopsy will be fast and thorough. The report most likely will reveal a design that is 95% hyperbole and boloney and 5% interesting. As we have learned over the past two years, Russian innovation and breakthroughs are usually overstated, further undermining their arms marketing efforts vis-a-vis western products.
Mmmmmm 🤤 Hyperbolic Bologna, my favorite
Too late. The YMCA has got it and gone.
5% improvements are good, or there may be insights derived from studying this machine that lead to breakthroughs in NATO systems
@@Bakes-z4c Yes, a lot can be learned by autopsy, including the degree of stolen technology and maybe areas of security exposure. Let me be blunt, since WW2 the USSR-Russia and mainland China has invested as little as possible on military and industrial R&D. Why? Innovation requires creative thinking and design freedom that costs money and risks possible failures in production. It is easier and cheaper to steal designs and reverse engineer the technological advances. That said, there is a reason why T-14 tanks and SU-57 jets are not in full production. It is one thing to produce a few hand-built units in boutique shops where foreign components can be hidden and new tech, non-functioning accessories can decorate an exterior and never be operated at public events, like parades and air shows.
Finally some real news on this story
If this thing really works, why is Russia unable to shoot down storm shadow cruise missile
Detecting is one thing. Hitting the target is another.
It's much like bullet proof vests. Obviously they work and can be tested but in real warfare.
You combine multiple attacks, layering multiple types of attacks, or landing strikes that the vest doesn't cover, you still have modern militaries with body armor still suffer casualties.
Definitely though if this were to end up in western hands there would be a lot of analysis on what precisely It's capable of, not just what propoganda says.
Also could determine flaws, hiccups, or just conditions that impair it from full capacity all which could be leveraged so an attacking force could have higher success rates.
Dirty secret is the air defense systems aren’t super effective against modern counter radar threats….
what NAFO bullshit have you been watching? plenty have been shot down. some get through most do not.
@@Grouse2275 Its not a secret. There is a good reason that the patriot missile defense system is split into multiple different parts over a wide area.
This system is based off an old S300 system, nothing new can be learned from the Podlet-K1
And just like s400-500, they fail on daily basis. Ukraine eats them for breakfaszt.
Russia is diving day after day
Happy birthday Mr. Putin
I thought the rebels were going to "leave the military bases alone" I guess not.
They are and have been.
Who said that? Perhaps they meant the US/SDF bases.
@@bekeneel No, it is easy to come to the opinion. If the Russians had not already emptied out the bases before hand, they would have talked with HTS and got agreements. If not they would bring troops to make the exit more safe. USA does the same routine. If it is going to be messy, they bring ground troops to defend while stuff is cleaned out. HTS would get the message and just let them go and not waste men on that.
The first videos I saw last week were of rebels showing equipment, on military bases that they had captured. The Russian ships bugged out of port well before the rebels were near the coast. Obviously scared of something
Whoever commands the troops in charge of the ground this equipment was abandoned on is about to get rich af -
or die...
Didn't Putin fire a Russian General in charge of Syrian operations recently ?
@@johnteets2921Yup!
That's what I was thinking!
@johnteets2921 Yes he did.
Rich AF!!!
Good job. Very professional. ( my wife did national news so I know a bit about how well you did)
The Podlet-K1 could provide a lot of benefit to the Western powers, NATO, US and Ukraine in defense.
The US is part of NATO. Not separate, not a NATO ally.
It may get into Turkish hands if they want to.
It’s already in Turkish hands.
We don't need that shit.
Well Turkey already has the complete S400 units, so
I doubt that the US has been able to cajole the Turks into letting our guys study it since the F35 debacle.
Well Turkey already has the complete S400 units, so
I doubt that the US has been able to cajole the Turks into letting our guys study it since the F35 debacle.
@@duncanidaho2097 Turkey wants to ditch the s400 and get back into the F-35 program, last I heard.
It's said that the podlet can detect toilets, washing machines, and graphics cards THROUGH WALLS
The Turks are more than smart enough to figure high tech products out .
Painful to watch, couldn't finish
Low altitude capabilities and associated ranges are over estimated in the commentary, don’t forget the earth curvature linked to the position of the truck that is a physical limit to the LA detection range
Do you expect us to understand the description of the equipment designations? Just tell us what it does!
so what happened to the podlet? im at 1:45 and tired of listening to you.
Horse feathers! Frigging tech in this is a dozen years old. Next video, why don't you tell me how Syrian rebels captured a computer with a 5.25" floppy disc and now Microsoft is worried the invention will get out?
🤣🤣🤣 nice one
Not that it helped in Ukraine,as we saw so many successful Storm Shadow strikes
I can't believe a crew would leave so quickly that they didn't attempt to destroy the system before abandoning the site. IF it's intact the crew would be facing serious charges when they get home.
if they are smart they are seeking asylum in western nations offering information of this piece of equipment, imho
IF they get home.
The crew realizes that materials things are really not that important in that moment, but life is.. Humans are designed to value life, not death.. ☕️🍿☕️🍿☕️🍿
One vehicle the small fire department I was on had was a 1953 (?) GMC army surplus 2-1/2 ton truck. We had a 1,000 gallon tank on it. We used it for brush fires. Decades later I suppose they’d say WUI fire. The last several pages of the original Army operations manual for truck had several ways to destroy it in face of imminent capture by enemy troops. This for as boring and generic a vehicle as the Army would have owned in the ‘50’s. Not a vehicle full of fancy electronics. It wouldn’t even have had a radio until the FD put one in. Yes, we had a tube based VHF. About a mile down the road it would make a squelch when the tubes were hot and you could use it.
I would not have stood next to that radar/control unit. The U.S. during the civil war in Cyprus retreated away from a radio listening post with monster antennae next to it. Aircraft from the Seventh Fleet bombed it and anyone inside. After they went back and permanently installed explosives in the listening posts in Thailand and Iran. So when the Shah skipped town in Iran it was easy to destroy on the way out.
I’d be afraid of a bomb coming out of the sky to destroy that rig. Or is Putin losing control of his military.
Maybe Russian troops have no inclination to go "home".
Didn't Russia scoff àt USA leaving kit behind in Afghanistan?
Considering SS and Neptune are doing their jobs pretty well, I doubt this radar will hold any unique secrets. It's likely just another radar that does is job of detecting competently.
But it’s best to check it out, you just never know
Interesting insight. Comparison: The tribe, which not yet invented bow & arrow tech, coming across its first intact bow, retrieved from a neighboring tribe.
An advanced tribe, coming across a bow and arrow set, made from their stuff, in a slightly different way, by a bunch of thugs
Due to their usage in complement to the Grave Stone/Tomb Stone/Flap Lid tracking radars and the Big Bird family of surveillance/search radars coupled to the S-300P and S-400 SAM systems, i guess that the Podlet radar is also complimentary (if not supersede) the Clam Shell low-level search radar.
Israel got through Iranian airspace undetected! Whose radar they were using? (hint see above)
The PODLET-K1 is probably tucked up nice and warm in its new home in a US R&D establishment already being analysed in every detail - There are probably a fleet of C-17 currently employed in re-homing Russian assets from that region at the moment - Christmas has definitely come early for the CIA (Christmas In Action) brigade.
The American radars are much more advanced and i doubt USA will learn anything from Russia
the best use of this is to give it to Ukraine
They can still learn its weakness
From where do you get your evidence?
Hey Nato, you wanna buy some radar to test .....
Exactly,
its a race to see who wants it more
Lets hope Israel buys it to trade to NATO for analysis.
"It's run by my seester!"...
Russia still has a lot of personnel in Syria. I doubt though, that they'll be able to stop the US and Israel from dividing the spoils (oil) and smuggling them into Turkey for processing, to be placed on the market. This is an illicit activity which has been strong priority for US, Israel, Kurds and Turkey, taking precedence over anything like restoring civil society in Syria. The two aims are incompatible.
That's coin change compared to Joe's gift to Afghanistan
0:33 you can bet the CIA has a guy at the Auction
Too late. The YMCA has got it and gone.
@@handsomeman-pm9vy What's YMCA?
@@Arbi11
It is so secret that if I told you, then I would
have to unalive you.
@@Arbi11
It is so secret that if I told you about it, then
I would have to unalive you.
@@Arbi11- YMCA is a popular song by the Village People during the '80s, currently in a resurgence at Trump political rallies😅.
Even in basic army training you are instructed and told specifically to destroy all equipment and supplies in place so that it doesn't fall into the hands of your enemies. Has everyone forgotten? Dont let the enemy gain weapons
Mixed quality, facts and reporting, basic point is valid, yet.. depends , upon, where your info comes from.
I hope we have obtained this system for analysis by now.
The narration 100% matches the text available on The War Zone website
So nice that I can increase the playback speed.
Attention: the truck manufacturer is simply pronounced as Kamaz.
It's got a puncture front right.
Did the U.S. get access to this radar???
problem is that radar is made in west and from west parts and made in west
The biggest problem is its based as china is involved and base on the same type of radars and problem is radar concept
It will be interesting to see how long it will take to disassemble, analyze, place microchip recorders into the system, reassemble run a series of tests recover the recorders and hand it over to Ukraine for field use.
lol USA can hit that radar anytime even while moving with Siaw or Macko Rampage or simply cruise missiles with 100% certainty there is no escape for that radar in a war not even a single chance
Why would the USA want to destroy it? I can see Russia wanting to, lest it get shipped into western Europe somewhere, so look out for that news in a day or two.
but how the question is ,how do they operate it ,they all siezed military equipment
Have the US or the allies have the podlet k1 the fact that it was captured doesn't mean the US or Allies have it
Yet
US: How much?
The Syrian rebels certainly showed the Ruskies how to do a 3 day Special Military Operation
It's Podlyot, with the stress on the second syllable, and is pronounced 'puhd-lyot'. The spelling can be identical when written in Russian.
They have it till Israeli jets take it out
Trained soldiers doing this is very poor performance
It is already sold.
Guaranteed that thing is already on a boat to an R&D facility somewhere.
SO, how much do more informed Military minds here think this is worth? Obviously, I hope they fork it over but if the bidding started now, how much?
Whatever number the selling party picks. May be military hardware for 15 mil.
I don't believe for one second that this unit is only costing $5 million, as the narrator said. This number is clearly Way too low.
Normally this vehicle/radar would be a smoldering block of metal. But given the nonstop BS by Russia and the denialism until it was way too late to do anything. I'm guessing the soldiers didn't have time to destroy this thing or take it apart. Great technical intelligence pickup!
Since Turkey has been a NATO member since 1952, why wouldn’t they hand it over to NATO for reverse engineering? Or is their friendship with Russia stronger and their NATO membership?
The AI narration is hilarious!
For the next naration try a Jim Carey voice model, it might sound even funnier. :-)
Sounds like the CIA would love to buy this.
It'll be in Tonopah or somewhere like that by the end of the year....
The narration is more than I can bear. Sounded like Turkey is helping Russia round up all it's stuff, including stranded soldiers, so this bit may also go back as well. I have no idea.
What a horrible AI voice
I think it's my dentist - did he finally get out of prison?
I believe I saw video of that system on fire in Syria. It appears that the Russians had zeroized it before they abandoned it.
Wow big loss to Iran Russia and towel man
"Comrade we have good news, we recovered our radar!"
Good what's the bad news?
They returned it with a note that said lol!"
Meh... capture an intact S-500 then it will be more of a game changer. This would help as to create new shapes/forms.materials that will disperse the frequency wave length on its active array.
Apparently, this was captured in the area of Hama. Those forces are not USA-friendly. I would expect, however, that money talks, and maybe Saudi Arabia could broker the acquisition.
It's gone, a pile of junk. The IDF found it and boom.
Without programmable chips it is worthless.
Yeah, allowing HTS who was Al-Nusra who was Al-Qaeda just to screw with Russia has got to be a plan put together from the team who gave us Afghanistan retreat.
5 million $? I think this is rather cheap. But in every source this small number is the same. Where does this number come from?
Change playback speed to 1.25X. You're welcome.
HTS should deal with Russia
"You give us Assad
In exchange
You keep the bases".
It’s probably already in US custody now
Israel even evading this radar from time to time 😅😅😅😅
Sorces trust me bro 😂
The regime forces must've collapsed very quickly or any competent commander would've ordered and made provisions for destruction of any sensitive equipment they were unable to evacuate. How things fall apart so fast in these Middle East conflicts seems really fishy. They don't have the wherewithal to analyze and anticipate the enemy movement at all? Or is is that they have such bad command and troops that they are just on a wing and a prayer most of the time? This unfolded like in hours maybe just a few days and... boom.. collapse?
Middle Eastern troops will often just stop fighting and even change sides if some obscure cleric somewhere suddenly issues an order/ fatwa etc
Wouldn't trust any of them as far as i could throw one.
So when the US left tons of equipment to the Taliban guess that was deliberate
Video could have been 2 minutes and said all it said.
Then do not watch
Looks like the pocdlet. Radar was towed and left for month as it’s not worth the repair of the overused system. It may of had its vital components also removed to add to other vehicles as a used parts junk yard . But one may still study it and use it for training bombing range targeting . After its inspection for any intelligence use . Nothing like what was left sadly in Afghanistan in joes 20 year disaster departure .
Has NATO Turkey sent the S-400 for NATO analysis yet?
I doubt that. Most likely they have reverse engineered it already.
No. but there are plenty of S-400 debris to sell in E-bay
@@almazchati4178 Reverse engineer something that has proven itself to be absolutely useless.
@@thebigmon As someone who has dismantled systems to find out how they work - no.
@@nigelgarrett7970 As someone who currently work on 'systems", LOL, whatever.
And how much intact technology did America leave behind in Afghanistan
Doesn't take that long to destroy military equipment; before we abandoned anything we were trained to render our TOW systems inop. And that was back in the 80's.
Hard to do when they're moving off at 80 mph.
Think it was more important to get away alive then saving a dictators toys
What ever happened to the tanks and jets HAMAS captured on October 7?
Remember those being carted into Palestine and vanishing?
Interesting how they were never seen or mentioned, after they were captured.
Did it help Russia find out how to defeat your tech? They are obviously reverse engineered by now.
The tech Russia is using is human bodies to absorb bullets, until the opponents run out of bullets. And drones bought from China, like everyone else
Speed 1.25 mandatory.
Gee they must have learned that from ole joey briben during the Afghanistan withdrawal debacle
The tail end of a deal the stupidest administration America has ever had, set up. Biden should have tossed the whole stinking mess out, but felt cornered and had to do it. Imagine believing Taliban promises- but that’s what the 🍊🤡 did . Next, he’ll believe Putin. Oh, that’s right, he did
Turkey just might sell it back to Russia...
It is called sacrificial bait.
Hook, line and sinker.
It caught you here, did it not?????
Sorry, bait it did not interest me. Ole school bait? Have a nice day Hook?
Well we know our own genius military brass thinks it’s cheaper to just leave that stuff behind so…
Why would Turkey let NATO look at it ?? They are more on Russia’s side the NATO’s since Airdawon . Good luck with that . Turkey will integrated it into there arsenal .
It is worth more than $5,000,000