>the individual targeting seems to be done by drones, some of which are consumer-grade. They seem incredibly accurate. a very impressive example https://www.re

>the individual targeting seems to be done by drones, some of which are consumer-grade. They seem incredibly accurate. a very impressive example https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/tttrzs/ukrainian_strikes_targeting_russian_armored/ https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/tttrzs/ukrai... Wrt. original article - Moskva's air-defenses weren't upgraded during last modernization (completed 2020) due to budget. They upgraded its cruise missiles which got land attack capabilities though - that tells about Russian priorities. The old air-defenses - S-300 and OSA - had issues against such a low flying missiles like Neptunes (i.e. 2-4 meters) though AK-630 CIWS could have potentially shot down those missile if activated on time by the info from the main radar. There are also unconfirmed reports that a Bayraktar was hanging around and took away a lot of attention and probably took down the main S-300 radar antenna of the Moskva right before the attack. The Bayraktar also was doing the mid-course guidance of the missiles thus allowing to not use the main radar of the Neptune battery thus avoiding the battery position detection by Russia.