I don't think it was that complicated. I suspect the US gave the Ukes the general location of the Moskva and the Ukes sent a TB-2 to get a more precise location to target the Neptune.agent-maroon said:74OA said:
The report said the Ukrainians distracted the Moskva with a TB-2 and then fired a Neptune at it. IIRC, older radars and battle management systems cannot conduct both antimissile and anti-aircraft functions at the same time, so I wonder if focusing on the TB-2 is what allowed the Neptune to strike undetected?
Whoever came up with this idea is a world class tactician. Clever doesn't even begin to describe it IMO
I don't know much about Russian warships but I would be shocked if their High frequency targeting radars can't operate at the same time as their low frequency long range search radars.