🚨🇷🇺 RUSSIA SENDS MORE KORNET TANK-KILLERS TO THE FRONT Russia has delivered another batch of Kornet missiles and remote-controlled launchers to frontline units. The system has already been used against Leopard and Challenger tanks, Bradley IFVs, fortifications and command posts — and the supplied launch equipment lets crews fire while remaining away from the exposed launcher. 🔸 Rostec says Kornet has destroyed thousands of targets in combat. The latest delivery includes both missiles and remote launchers, keeping one of Russia’s most heavily used anti-armor weapons flowing to the front. 🔸 The Kornet-EM’s 152 mm tandem HEAT warhead can penetrate 1,100–1,300 mm of rolled homogeneous armor after explosive reactive armor, allowing it to threaten even heavily protected modern tanks. 🔸 Its laser beam-riding guidance is designed to resist electronic and optical interference. Automated launchers can track targets after lock-on, reducing the operator’s workload during the engagement. 🔸 Kornet-EM can strike armored targets at up to 8 km and use high-explosive missiles at up to 10 km — far beyond the range of most shoulder-fired anti-tank weapons. 🔸 Remote-control equipment allows the operator to stay under cover and away from the launcher, reducing exposure to return fire, artillery and FPV drones. 🔸 The system can be mounted on vehicles, buggies, ATVs and robotic platforms. Different missiles allow it to attack tanks, light vehicles, fortifications and low-flying drones. The latest batch does not introduce a new missile. It gives Russian units more of a weapon already tested against Western armor — while making its crews harder to find and hit. Which Kornet advantage matters most on today’s battlefield: armor penetration, long range, remote launch or multi-role flexibility?