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The production numbers are certain, the tail numbers of the planes are certain, and it is clear how many drones go to which country, except Ethiopia. Just 3-4 months ago, Russia claimed to have shot down about 100 TB-2s in Ukraine, the number of drones delivered to Ukraine at that time was 24. In Libya, crashed Tb-2 was loaded onto a pickup, making it appear as if it had been crashed at three different points. This has been proven with evidence. The same thing happened in Ukraine in March. You can boost the morale of your soldiers and the public by transporting the fallen vehicles to different places and photographing them, but the truth is that this is a tactical level system that does its job very well.
As a result, it is the most effective system in its class, which has been exported to approximately 30 countries from Europe to Asia and currently has more than 300 delivery agreements. I say system because operator countries do not just acquire drones. They buys a complete system and its doctrine.
Even if you only collect air defense systems and radars that have been proven visually, It is very succesfull system that have paid off every penny at an excellent rate for each operator country. And all that we're talking about is only about directly engagements by drone. The main task of the TB-2s actually instant marking for artiellery units, and tactical level reconnaissance and intelligence tasks.
UAE is a country that is trying to develop its own unmanned aerial vehicles by receiving technical support from many parts of the world and is a net importer of systems from both China and the USA. Another feature was that they were a direct supporter of the proxie elements confronting the TB-2s. In other words, they had the opportunity to directly see both the effectiveness of the Chinese and US origin systems they use and the effectiveness of the TB-2 against them. This country is trying to get a total of 120 TB-2s, 20 of which are for immediate supplies. Instead of questioning the reasons for this, some trolls come out and try to move the subject to different points.
If we are giving place to unproven claims, TB's unproven kill list is over 3000. If you accept one of these data, you must accept the other. The total cost of TB-2s lost to date is less than $200 million in sales. The number of visually proven systems crashed or shotdown is well below 50. Even the production cost of the tagets that this system has neutralized (with proven footages) in four different geographies is over 2 billion dollars. The loss of military personnel it has created is also expressed with numbers with 3 zeros. While there is a minumum 1/10 rate of attrition and an immeasurable rate of personal loss in one side, it is very pleasant for us to see the delusions of those who still argue the non-effectiveness of this system with stupid arguments.
The topic is UAE's urgent supply of TB-2 and, where possible, domestic production. However, the thread is being spamming with ridiculous claims.
As a result, it is the most effective system in its class, which has been exported to approximately 30 countries from Europe to Asia and currently has more than 300 delivery agreements. I say system because operator countries do not just acquire drones. They buys a complete system and its doctrine.
Even if you only collect air defense systems and radars that have been proven visually, It is very succesfull system that have paid off every penny at an excellent rate for each operator country. And all that we're talking about is only about directly engagements by drone. The main task of the TB-2s actually instant marking for artiellery units, and tactical level reconnaissance and intelligence tasks.
UAE is a country that is trying to develop its own unmanned aerial vehicles by receiving technical support from many parts of the world and is a net importer of systems from both China and the USA. Another feature was that they were a direct supporter of the proxie elements confronting the TB-2s. In other words, they had the opportunity to directly see both the effectiveness of the Chinese and US origin systems they use and the effectiveness of the TB-2 against them. This country is trying to get a total of 120 TB-2s, 20 of which are for immediate supplies. Instead of questioning the reasons for this, some trolls come out and try to move the subject to different points.
If we are giving place to unproven claims, TB's unproven kill list is over 3000. If you accept one of these data, you must accept the other. The total cost of TB-2s lost to date is less than $200 million in sales. The number of visually proven systems crashed or shotdown is well below 50. Even the production cost of the tagets that this system has neutralized (with proven footages) in four different geographies is over 2 billion dollars. The loss of military personnel it has created is also expressed with numbers with 3 zeros. While there is a minumum 1/10 rate of attrition and an immeasurable rate of personal loss in one side, it is very pleasant for us to see the delusions of those who still argue the non-effectiveness of this system with stupid arguments.
The topic is UAE's urgent supply of TB-2 and, where possible, domestic production. However, the thread is being spamming with ridiculous claims.
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