The Turks now understand what Greece’s missiles can do

Turks now understand what Greece’s missiles can do with traces of Storm Shadow missiles in the Ukraine-Russia war.

“Wreckage of a Storm Shadow cruise missile recently used by the Ukrainian Air Force” gave the Turks a sense of what Greek missiles can do, while according to the Turks “it is noteworthy that this missile was manufactured in 2006”.

“England recently started deploying cruise missiles Storm Shadow In Ukraine. Pictures of the wreckage of the 250+ km range Storm Shadow missile have been shared on social media. The missile appears to have been manufactured in 2006,” the Turkish defense website said defensesanayist.com.

“Manufactured at MBDA’s facility in France, it is designated the Storm Shadow missile Scalp-e.g from the French army”, the Turks insist.

The Turks now understand what Greece’s missiles can do

“Britain started sending the Storm Shadow to Ukraine some time ago. Photos of the wreckage of the missile embedded in Ukraine’s Su-24 fighter jets have been shared for the first time. In the photos shared, it appeared that the Storm Shadow, or at least parts of it, was manufactured in 2006 by MBDA France,” the Turkish report noted.

Thanks to its advanced guidance and navigation system and long range, the Storm Shadow cruise missile is one of the most strategic weapon systems of the Ukrainian military.

Storm Shadow is a long-range, normally air-launched cruise missile jointly developed by the United Kingdom and France.

“This missile, whose range is over 250 km, is below the 350+ km range capability of the US ATACMS missile that Ukraine has long demanded,” the Turks write.

“Thanks to developing technologies in the field of communications, even with GPS/INS guidance, Ukraine can hit targets with an accuracy of 3-10 meters by storm shadow,” it underlined.

It should be noted that the Greek SCALP-EG is carried M-2000-5 And RaphaelTargets of specific missiles are considered to be airfields, docked ships, bridges and targets of strategic interest.

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