Britain on Wednesday, February 12th, published a photo of the Gravehawk anti-aircraft missile system. This was created specifically for Ukraine.
This is reported by RBC-Ukraine via Forces News.
According to data, Gravehawk will be deployed to counter drones, missiles and aircraft. Starting from scratch, they created it in 18 months. The cost of his investment amounted to 6 million pounds sterling, which equates to over 7 million dollars.
Defense Minister John Gealey, who took charge of NATO headquarters in Brussels, said that This system is “proof of Britain's long-term allegiance to Ukraine during its war with Russia.”
Photo: Gravehawk software complex, created by Britain for Ukraine (Forces News)
What you know about Gravehawk
As journalists write, the basis of the complex was Radian missiles of the R-73 surface-to-surface class, adapted for use from ground-based launchers. A number of British defense companies were involved in the development, but their data was not disclosed.
Criminally, the launcher is located in a standard ISO transport container, making it easy to transport the installation using trailers, pulling and ships. The crew accommodates five people.
Details about the exclusive development can be found in the material from RBC-Ukraine.
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