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    RS26 Interkontinentalraketen-Wiedereintrittsfahrzeuge treffen auf Dnipro


    RS26 Interkontinentalraketen-Wiedereintrittsfahrzeuge treffen auf Dnipro



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    3. Opposite_Strategy_25 on

      How big a deal is this? Is this just an expensive temper tantrum?

    4. Skoda_Enjoyer14 on

      Soo.. they launched a MIRV capable ICBM which on its own costs millions of USD … Without any sort of payload? Are they retarded?

    6. Zealousideal-Menu276 on

      Honestly looks like empty warheads, just metal with no TNT or whatever can be inside.

    7. SufficientHalf6208 on

      You’re all laughing but this is terrifying to me. Look at the fucking speed of them. I was aware of their speed but actually seeing it is a different thing

      Imagine this with a nuclear payload, terrifying

    8. Letarking on

      Is this the first time in history an ICBM (although unarmed) was used aggressively?

    11. Antioch666 on

      So there was no explosives in those? They just slammed debris to show off?

    12. Fickle-Salamander-62 on

      The caliber of the invading bolshevik locusts’ weapons is increasing, as is their despair, poverty, stupidity and the degree of alcoholism.

    13. CizzaAUS on

      UKR need to turn one orc city after another dark by hitting power stations and sub stations – be it Belgorod – kursk ect ect.

    14. Own_Box_5225 on

      Just did a bit of digging around, this ICBM seems to have a conventional payload of ~800 kilos (what the actual payload is, who knows). The whole ICBM is probably worth somewhere north of $100 million, and that doesn’t include the fact that because these are hitting such a high altitude you have to make sure that not only no satellites are in the way upon launch, but also upon re-entry and that may include maneuvering your own satellites (which have limited ability to do so). Depending on the missile used, there is a chance that it was liquid fueled so they have to be fueled before launch (which means fucking around with highly dangerous oxidizers). Every single nation that is capable would have been watching this launch like fucking crazy.
      Just to put it into perspective, if the 800 kilo payload figure is actually correct, Russia could have achieved the same thing with a ~$3 million Iskander ballistic missile. It’s a fucking stupid move. First nation to ever launch an ICBM at a foreign country (that the public is aware of), pissing off the rest of the world, just to send a message to Ukraine, that they are already fucking aware of. “The next one might have a nuke”. Like no fucking shit, they know that already

    15. VrsoviceBlues on

      That isn’t one missile, more like half a dozen. The RS-26 carries four MIRVs, and in most of those impacts you can see 3-4 fireballs.

    17. Duck-sauze on

      Ok, i’m going to be a little bit of a doubter here.

      From what i’m seeing from all videos, there’s several volleys of MIRVS after eachother, and there’s more than 4 MIRVS per Volley..

      i can’t remember a single ICMB in russian use that has this capability.. what DOES have such a capability tho would be the R-30 Submarine launched Ballistic missile tho, which has 6 mirvs per missile.

      unless SATAN 2 suddenly had an upgrade and worked flawlessly all of a sudden?

      Hmm, I’m fine with being wrong on this one tho, someone has any inputs?

    20. Guardian1351 on

      Looks like russia just spent 40 million dollars to fire a warhead full of bricks into Ukraine.

    22. Tango-Down-167 on

      So these are not tactical small arena ballistic missile, this are full house ICBM, when these launches doesnt the USA warning all goes into melt down as they know its launched but until reentry they don’t know where it’s going to land. This is the precursor to MAD scenario? Or am I missing some crucial shit here, or Russian call on the red phone saying this is just a sales demo no need to panic.?

    23. NlghtmanCometh on

      “Stupid bombs didn’t even explode” I think it’s pretty obvious they weren’t trying to clap Dnipro with dozens of nuclear blasts. It’s still an escalation.

    24. Cold_Aide_1436 on

      Good, now we play a game who blinks first. What’s next? Two of these or twenty. What will the US do now? How will Russia react. I’m so tired of this.

    25. FiveFingerDisco on

      So they wasted an ICBM for what amounts to a small artillery barrage?

    26. SoggyNegotiation7412 on

      All this tells me is Putin is really worried and his grey haired vodka swilling loony boomer criminals know their time is up.

    29. pocketsess on

      Looks like the storm shadows hit some really juicy targets that Putler went ‘em angerey’ and began saying nukes nukes nukes.

    32. Thatchers-Gold on

      Can someone tell me what I’m looking at? I know barely anything about ICBMs but I thought one rocket=one payload but there were several impacts? Multiple mega expensive ICBMs at once or are they like .. cluster missiles or something?

    34. Esekig184 on

      Any info on what damage they did on the ground? I understand that the reentry vehicles were empty and did not carry a conventional warhead.

    36. kemmelberg on

      Isn’t this a video, in reverse, showing a launch of several ATACMS?

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