Эксперт:

Беспилотник азербайджанских вооруженных сил был уничтожен оружием армянского производства, что является наглядной демонстрацией колоссального потенциала, имеющегося у отечественной оборонной промышленности. Об этом заявил сегодня на пресс-конференции военный эксперт Арцрун Ованнисян. При этом, согласно эксперту, беспилотник был сбит мобильным средством, исходя из этого, есть все предпосылки того, что в ближайшем будущем научно-технические достижения Армении в военной сфере достигнут новых высот.

По его словам, в мировой боевой практике сбитие бесплотного летательного аппарата - дело весьма сложное, т.к. эти средства довольно таки эффективны при решении поставленных перед собой задач. Более того, сбитый подразделениями Армии Обороны НКР беспилотник был израильского производства, предположительно, это "Гермес-450", а израильские БПЛА известны во всем мире своими тактико-техническими характеристиками.

"Я уверен, что уничтожение БПЛА вызвало шок в Азербайджане, хотя наши соседи пока не очень-то и спешат поделиться своей реакцией. Я также считаю, что израильским производителям БПЛА также есть о чем задуматься", - подчеркнул Ованнисян.

Эксперт также добавил, что сбитый беспилотник был новейшей модели, учитывая, что на нем была маркировка, указывающая дату производства - март 2011 г.

Напомним, что БПЛА азербайджанских ВС был сбит на линии карабахско-азербайджанской линии соприкосновения в направлении Мартуни 12 сентября.

 

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