Comments by "Her Royal Fluffiness Celestia, Princess of Cake" (@CakePrincessCelestia) on "" video.

If you're referring to the fixed wing aircraft thing at 2:35, it's just a term for airplanes as opposed to rotary wing aircraft which is helicopters.
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@Flyingmsdaisy I have to admit, it took me way too long to get the initial message... :D
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6:02 OK, it was the Russians themselves trying to false flag again. 6:39 The plot thickens... (like mine when I have cake :D) 9:54 I guess you mean the 96K6 Pantsir-S1, also known as SA-22 Greyhound... according to "The Military Balance 2021" Russia has "at least" 116 of those (and the S2 variant) in service. Just for comparison, they had ~250 2S6 Tunguskas in 2018, which basically is the predecessor unit. That's not really that much, especially since they probably need a good amount of those to cover their attacks in Ukraine. Anyway, they'd use a whole mesh of IADS consisting of several systems to protect their bases and typically, if the crews don't suck they should be able to see potential attacks early enough. Either that doesnt't work out, or as I said already, probably false flag. They want the people to get the impression of being under attack so they'll support the gov't's intentions to sent more troops and material to Ukraine.
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