Ukrainian War Developments
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@foofy Sir I like to respond BUT after seeing the picture, I was shocked, there was something wrong with me, I can't rise to the occasion....lol
This got me thinking
What makes Russian use of Kinzhal special?
Technically speaking most Ballistic Missiles are hypersonic then what makes Kinzhal special besides being air-launch based ballistic missile?
What makes Russian use of Kinzhal special?
Technically speaking most Ballistic Missiles are hypersonic then what makes Kinzhal special besides being air-launch based ballistic missile?
"Ukraine ready to stall Russian advances in order to regroup, rearm, reinforce and dig in"
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Pretty sure the Ukranian governments following independece did that all on their own. Ukraine has been stuck on a permanent "Wild 90's" state since day 1, dilapidating almost all the infraestructure and industries the USSR left them with, barely able to produce anything more than late 80's/early 90's tech
It can maneouver. Remember it's role as an anti-ship missile.
On that note, seems the "farm" they hit with Kinzhal was actually an old soviet nuclear weapons storage facility, which means the strike probably served both to get rid of an ammo depot and as a message to NATO about how they can strike their nuclear weapons storages
Now if anglos were this zealous of their own oligarchs whenever they lobby to privatize their health services or steal public money after a crisis
Or it's to get rid of a time sensitive target, hence the need for hypersonics.
Time sensitive target may not be something, it may be someone... If it's not time sensitive there are plenty of other ground penetrating weapons available to the Russians.
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