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Whispers of Steel: Decoding the Palianytsia Drone Missile Phenomenon
From the embattled landscapes of Ukraine emerges a new whisper on the winds of war: the Palianytsia drone missile. More than just a weapon, it symbolizes a nation’s ingenuity and defiance in the face of overwhelming odds. These videos offer a glimpse into not only the Palianytsia’s capabilities, but the evolving dynamics of conflict itself. Is this innovative technology truly ushering in a new era of warfare, as some suggest? The footage compiled below offers a critical examination.
Echoes of the Front Lines: Key Insights on Palianytsia
Hybrid Warfare’s New Child: The Palianytsia blurs the lines between traditional missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), representing a key development in hybrid warfare. Its smaller size and jet engine combine speed, maneuverability, and longer range.
Homegrown Innovation Under Fire: Born from necessity and Ukrainian engineering prowess, Palianytsia and other indigenous weapons like “Lutyi” and “Peklo” underscore Ukraine’s capacity for rapid military technological advancement.
A Numbers Game: The ambitious production goals for Palianytsia and similar weapons raise questions about feasibility and the potential impact on the conflict’s trajectory. Scaling production amidst active war presents immense logistical and security challenges.
Psychological Warfare: The name "Palianytsia," a type of Ukrainian bread used as a shibboleth to identify Russians, adds a layer of psychological warfare to the weapon’s deployment. It’s a small detail with potentially significant cultural implications.
Target Prioritization: Reports of attacks on Russian fuel depots and infrastructure highlight the strategic importance of disrupting supply lines and logistics. This points to Palianytsia’s potential role in targeting vulnerabilities deep within enemy territory.
The Trajectory of Innovation: Analyzing the Future of Drone Warfare
The development and deployment of the Palianytsia signify more than just a new weapon system. They offer a case study in the rapid evolution of military technology within an active conflict zone. As Ukraine strives to bridge the gap in long-range strike capabilities, systems like Palianytsia become increasingly crucial. However, questions remain. Can production keep pace with demand? How will Russia adapt its defenses against this evolving threat? Will this spark a broader adoption of similar “drone missile” technology by other nations? The future implications ripple far beyond Ukraine’s borders.
The Fight Continues: Dive Deeper into the Palianytsia’s Impact
The videos highlighted here provide invaluable firsthand accounts, expert analyses, and on-the-ground footage illustrating the Palianytsia’s emerging role in the ongoing conflict. Scroll down to explore the curated selection of video excerpts and delve into the complexities of this evolving technological landscape.
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ATACMS, Peklo (Hell), Palianytsia, Neptune. How significant are long-range missiles for Ukraine?UNITED24133,856 views | 3,293 | December 13 2024 13:01:01 (121 comments)[ Read more … ]
Modern missiles are high-tech, complex systems that can fly hundreds or even thousands of kilometers to hit their targets. Western ATACMS and Storm Shadows, Ukraine’s Neptune and the Palianytsia drone-missile, Russia’s Kinzhals, Kalibrs, Iskanders, and even the first-ever use of an intercontinental ballistic missile in combat—all these take direct part in the war in Ukraine. We will tell you about the headliners of long-range strikes of the conflict.
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Toropets Satellite Imagery Shows Damage to Missile StorageSuchomimus185,264 views | 17,963 | September 19 2024 11:30:16 (722 comments)[ Read more … ]
Satellite imagery shows that at least two bunkers were hit by missiles at Toropets missile storage. Palianytsia drone is said to be used.
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Уже применяем “ПАЛЯНИЦЮ”, а наша БАЛЛИСТИКА упешно прошла испытания, – Зеленский #shortsFREEДOM76,692 views | 872 | October 2 2024 09:15:00 (254 comments)[ Read more … ]
Президент Украины Владимир Зеленский на Форуме оборонных индустрий рассказал о производстве дронов в Украине, применении ракеты-дрона “Паляниця”, а также успешных летных испытаниях украинской баллистической ракеты.
Ukraine is preparing a drone and missile hell for Russians, a turning point in the warKanal1326,120 views | 864 | December 20 2024 01:00:06 (34 comments)[ Read more … ]
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has ordered that 3,000 cruise missiles be produced in 2025. Although the Ukrainian defence industry has successfully completed this year’s super-task – producing one million First-Person View drones – well ahead of schedule, the target for cruise missiles appears, at first glance, to be entirely unrealistic, according to Ukrainskaya Pravda.
Even during Soviet times, Ukrainian plants did not excel in producing large cruise missiles, except for the Kharkiv Aviation Plant, which has long since lost this technology. Ukraine has developed the Neptune cruise missile, which is being worked on by the Luch design bureau, though large-scale production is not happening at the moment.
It is, in fact, possible to produce 3,000 missiles next year. The only caveat is that they would be small in size.
While the Russians are increasing the size of their missiles, producing the notorious Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missiles, Ukraine is continuing to advance long-range drone technology, enhancing their speed, accuracy and power.
Ukrainian engineers conceived the idea of improving kamikaze drones and created a hybrid of drones and missiles. The new weapon occupies the niche of long-range drones, but its jet engine and advanced guidance system earn it the right to be called a missile.
Ukrainian companies are already mass-producing them and preparing to scale up production significantly.
Ukraine has come to refer to such products as “drone-missiles,” a term used by the Ukrainian president when he unveiled the Palianytsia turbojet drone missile system on Ukraine’s Independence Day, 24 August, this year. Information from open sources suggests that the Palianytsia has a warhead weighing about 100 kg, which is four times lighter than the Russian Kalibr cruise missile. Another missile, the Peklo, was unveiled in early December. It has a much smaller warhead than the Palianytsia, making it resemble a kamikaze drone. Ekonomichna Pravda talked to the developers of the Peklo missile. For security reasons, the name of the company will not be disclosed.
The idea to develop the missile emerged after discussions with the Ukrainian military. UAV operators asked for a cost-effective weapon with a small warhead, capable of striking targets several hundred kilometres behind enemy lines.
The military never specifically requested a jet engine; its inclusion was an initiative by the designers themselves. In August 2023, the company developed its terms of reference and created the first sketches. From that point, a complex process of development and testing began.
Once the development and codification of the Peklo missile were completed, it was swiftly put into mass production. There was no shortage of buyers, as the very same units within Ukraine’s defence forces that operate long-range drones signed contracts with the company.
Over the past three months, the developer has produced approximately 100 missiles and is now ramping up production capacity.
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The FIRST Ukrainian BALLISTIC Missile. New weapons and equipment for the Armed Forces of UkraineHustler89,733 views | 1,332 | October 22 2024 17:19:28 (36 comments)[ Read more … ]
While Ukraine is waiting for permission from the United States to launch long-range missiles against Russia, Ukrainian developers are not sitting idle, but have begun to produce their own long-range weapons. First, there were domestic long-range kamikaze drones. There are actually quite a few of them, but one of the best at the moment is a drone called “Lutyi”. It is this kamikaze drone that started a rather successful series of destruction of Russian oil depots and refineries this year.
According to the BBC, Ukrainian drones have targeted oil refineries and infrastructure not only in Russia, but also in occupied Crimea and Luhansk. Since the beginning of 2024, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have attacked enemy oil targets at least 64 times. A fire at an oil depot in the Proletarsko-Rostov region, which broke out after a Ukrainian drone strike, took 16 days to extinguish. Emergency Situations Ministry aircraft, special trains, and more than 500 firefighters were involved in the firefighting, and the fire area at the tank farm reached 10,000 square meters.
According to the American edition of CNN, the Ukrainian kamikaze drone “Lyutyi” weighs up to 300 kg and has a warhead weight of 75 kg, of which 50 kg is explosives. The drone’s wingspan is 6 meters 70 centimeters and its length is 4 meters 40 centimeters. The maximum distance to the target it can cover is 1000 kilometers. Thanks to artificial intelligence, the drone can navigate the terrain and avoid obstacles, meaning that it can change its flight direction in real time by comparing the real situation with the map stored in the system. In the same way, artificial intelligence is used to determine the target to be struck.
The kamikaze drone is powered by a German gasoline engine with a capacity of 50 horsepower. Usually, the disadvantage of such drones is their low speed – about 150 kilometers per hour. But this also has its advantages: thanks to its low fuel consumption, it can fly a longer distance.
In August of this year, it was first reported that the first Ukrainian jet missile drone, called Palianytsia, had been manufactured, and later it was reported that the first Ukrainian ballistic missile had been manufactured. I will talk about this in detail in this video.
Palyanytsia is a long-range Ukrainian-made jet missile drone. It seems that the developers, when choosing the name, decided to make fun of Russians who can’t pronounce the word “palyanytsia” and think it’s a berry, i.e. their “strawberries,” when in fact it’s a type of Ukrainian bread.
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