According to the news released by the US "War Zone" website, the Armor S1 close-in defense system appeared on the roofs of many government buildings in Moscow, the Russian capital, which immediately attracted the attention of the outside world. The so-called armor S1 is an air defense system that combines artillery and artillery, and can attack drones and cruise missiles . The Pantsir S1 close-in defense system is composed of two 6-tube 30mm artillery and 12 short-range air defense missiles. In the Syrian civil war , Russia's Pantsir S1 close-in defense system played an important role. In the defense of Russia's air base in Syria , it shot down sneak attack drones many times. Russia's Armor series of close-in defense systems have been exported to many countries and have a good reputation.
Russia’s deployment of the Pantsir S1 air defense system in government agencies in Moscow has been quite frightened by Ukraine. Ukraine does have a weapon system that can strike Moscow, the capital of Russia. Ukraine has previously used Tu-141 drones to strike Russia’s Engels strategic base. Russia deployed Tu-160M and Tu-95MS strategic nuclear bombardment at Engels Base. Ukraine’s Tu-141 drone rushed directly over the Russian strategic base. Although Russian anti-aircraft missiles hit the Tu-141 drone, Russian soldiers still died under the impact of the Tu-141’s wreckage. Now Russia not only has to worry about the Tu-141 drone, but also another Ukrainian drone.
According to news released by Ukrainian media, the Ukrainian Defense Industry Company recently announced that the company has developed a cutting-edge unmanned aerial vehicle system with a range of 1,000 kilometers and a warhead capable of carrying 75 kilograms. The drones of the Ukrainian Defense Industry Corporation are enough to launch an attack on Moscow, the capital of Russia, because Moscow is only 400 kilometers away from Ukraine and is within the strike range of the Tu-141 drone. At the same time, Ukraine's cutting-edge drones can also directly strike targets in Moscow. Judging from Ukraine's courage to use Tu-141 drones to attack Russia's military base, Ukraine also dares to use cutting-edge drones to attack Moscow, the capital of Russia.
In the face of the drones owned by Ukraine, Russia has already "prepared for rainy days". Russia has deployed S400 air defense systems near Moscow, as well as the deployment of S300 air defense systems. By deploying the Armor S1 close-in defense system, Russia can provide an additional air defense barrier for government agencies. Judging from Russia’s deployment of the Pantsir S1 close-in defense system, Russia has become increasingly worried about Ukraine’s cross-border strikes and has taken decisive measures to this end. Judging from the previous long-distance drive of Ukraine's Tu-141 drone, which reached 700 kilometers, it has exposed the shortcomings of Russia's long-range air defense system, and now Russia has exposed its bottom again.
Russia launched a "special military operation" in Ukraine on February 24, 2022. Russia currently controls four regions in eastern Ukraine. However, Ukraine has never given up resistance. This is because the United States and other Western countries continue to provide weapons and equipment to Ukraine. 202301275/ Global Defense Observation/Ali, Recently, the United Kingdom has announced military aid for the Challenger 2 main battle tank. This has alarmed Russia, because the increased military aid from the West will put Ukraine at further risk.
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