> Or is it actively targeting (laser etc) for terminal guidance of the shells?
Seems like that is the case, yes, at least from what I could read on the wiki page I linked in a comment above [1]
> drone + artillery, do you have a link to more details?
Not necessarily what you asked for but this targeted Google search [2] (which is in fact a /r/syriancivilwar search) can give you an idea of what the Russian implementation of this technology can do (I didn't catch the name of the Turkish/NATO implementation of it on the other side).
Looking at this tweet [3] from 2 days ago it seems that the technology has evolved quite rapidly, that poster is linking to a tweet from late 2017 when the Russians were still in the early test phase of it all. [4]
Seems like that is the case, yes, at least from what I could read on the wiki page I linked in a comment above [1]
> drone + artillery, do you have a link to more details?
Not necessarily what you asked for but this targeted Google search [2] (which is in fact a /r/syriancivilwar search) can give you an idea of what the Russian implementation of this technology can do (I didn't catch the name of the Turkish/NATO implementation of it on the other side).
Looking at this tweet [3] from 2 days ago it seems that the technology has evolved quite rapidly, that poster is linking to a tweet from late 2017 when the Russians were still in the early test phase of it all. [4]
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krasnopol_(weapon_system)
[2] https://www.google.com/search?ei=DcV4XoXYLrGhmwXRoZ_oBg&q=Kr...
[3] https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1241088031974662149
[4] https://twitter.com/warsmonitoring/status/931856689309110272