New Details Emerge About Ukraine's Vyrivnyuvach Glide Bomb, Which Can Be Dropped From MiG-29, Su-24, Su-27 Fighter Jets
Ukraine's new Vyrivnyuvach glide bomb is in serial production, and can be deployed from multiple aircraft.
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The story of Ukraine's Vyrivnyuvach glide bomb, also known as the "Equalizer," gained attention as details emerged about its compatibility with various fighter jets. Coverage highlighted the bomb's domestic and Western components, as well as Ukraine's efforts to reduce reliance on foreign weapons.
Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.
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- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 5 distinct news outlets with 5 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 3.
- Primary Driver: Ukraine's new Vyrivnyuvach glide bomb is in serial production, and can be deployed from multiple aircraft.
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Five outlets report that Ukraine has begun serial production of a new guided munition, the Vyrivnyuvach glide bomb. The bomb is designed to be dropped from MiG-29, Su-24, and Su-27 fighter jets. According to UNITED24 Media, the Vyrivnyuvach is built with 90% domestic and Western parts.
The Vyrivnyuvach is also known as the "Equalizer" bomb. Fox News notes that the bomb is intended to reduce Ukraine's reliance on US and European weapons. Vozpopuli adds that drones meant to carry the bomb are already flying.
The Vyrivnyuvach is not Ukraine's only new guided munition. Vozpopuli also reports that Ukraine has started serial production of a guided munition called Firefly. Defense Express and The War Zone both refer to the Vyrivnyuvach as a "homegrown" weapon, but do not specify the extent of domestic production.
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Coverage (5)
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Ukraine's New Vyrivnyuvach Guided Bomb Is Built With 90% Domestic and Western PartsUNITED24 Media · 46d ago
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Ukraine’s ‘Equalizer’ bomb aims to blow up reliance on US, European weaponsFox News · 46d ago
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What is the Vyrivnyuvach glide bomb?
The Vyrivnyuvach is a new guided munition developed by Ukraine. It is designed to be dropped from MiG-29, Su-24, and Su-27 fighter jets. The bomb is built with 90% domestic and Western parts.
What is the purpose of the Vyrivnyuvach bomb?
The Vyrivnyuvach bomb, also known as the "Equalizer", is intended to reduce Ukraine's reliance on US and European weapons.
What other new guided munitions has Ukraine developed?
Ukraine has also started serial production of a guided munition called Firefly.
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