Theoretically they are targetable with AAA and SAMs too, but it depends on 1) how well-maintained those systems are and 2) how competent the crews are

Azerbaijanis possessing the weapon doesn't mean anything if they're not good at tactically employing them

When former empires collapsed people started drawing lines on a map without any regards for its inhabitants. The area has 90% Armenian population. This is an unprovoked attack by Turkey using Azerbaijan as it's warzone and Syrians as ground troops. Azerbaijan by itself is not that ambitious.

Meanwhile malaysia baru setup dtone squadron

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...-to-fly-drones/

KUALA LUMPUR: The Royal Malaysian Air Force will set up a squadron for operating unmanned aircraft systems in the near future, air force chief General Ackbal Abdul Samad said today.

The UAS squadron would take over 11 Squadron, which currently operates the Su-30MKM fighter aircraft. The fighter jets will be reassigned as 12 Squadron.

He said this in a special message to mark the RMAF’s 62nd anniversary today.....

While you're right that the drones are in a sense quite vulnerable (which is why things like Predator and Reaper have been deemed useful only for insurgency work), they are also not quite as vulnerable as it might seem

Azerbaijan's SAMs are things like SA-4 and SA-6 on one end of the spectrum, and Iglas on the other. Both are pretty damn old and not optimised for the job.

They don't need ground based intel. Look up the Bekaa Valley, this isn't even the first drone vs SAM fight.

More importantly, what is the operational readiness and training proficiency of the Azerbaijani SAM operators...?

This post has been edited by KLthinker91: Oct 6 2020, 09:19 PM

Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh to Muslim
& Good day to the rest

Armenians having hard time
with TB2 Bayraktars
according to their internal messaging
in RU platforms.

They are saying that
Harops are easier to handle
but TB2 drones are almost invincible
and ultra hard to shoot down.

They also accept that
none of them are downed so far.

(For your information,
this one only relate to drone issue,
not SAM)

source

This post has been edited by boca120879: Oct 7 2020, 09:09 AM

The confusion is probably because Harop is a loitering munition, basically a cruise missile. It hovers over the battlefield and then "suicide" attacks into a target. Therefore it is most likely that the attack is being confused as "shot down"

Can use these and make a video blast broadcast to play on all inbound rohingya and pilak phones.

Thanks for the explanation.
Make sense.

Azerbaijan gained territory on Jabrayil front

Meanwhile Moscow enjoying the kuaci unless Armenian territory is threatened.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-armenia-...h-idUSKBN26S1FO