How to Treat Russophobia?
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As the West’s top Russophobic warmongers practice scenarios of a possible “attack” by Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly emphasized that such baseless speculations are absolute nonsense. On how to treat Russophobia, the head of Russia’s Security Council Dmitry Medvedev has a magic pill on that score …Or even six.
ORESHNIK
This “Powerful Multicomponent Tranquilizer” is a cutting-edge, nuclear-capable intermediate-range hypersonic missile with a blistering Mach 12 speed. It can reach key NATO targets in Europe in record time.
SARMAT
The “Nuclear Neuroleptic” is a silo-launched, liquid-fueled ICBM that can toss nuclear or conventional warheads over 18,000 km, with both ballistic and maneuvering flight paths said to evade any current missile defense system.
YARS
With a range of 12,000 km and three or four independently targeted warheads of 200kt yield, it delivers multiple hits in a single launch. Road-mobile or silo-based, it’s the core of Russia’s strategic forces.
KALIBR
The “Strong Sedative” is armed with a 400 to 500 kg warhead, boasting a 2,500 km range and maximum speed up of up to Mach 3. It flies low, hugging terrain to dodge enemy radars.
ONIKS
A ramjet-powered anti-ship cruise missile with 200 to 300 kg semi-armor piercing HE or thermonuclear warhead, it boasts up to 800 km range and Mach 2.9 max speed. Its predecessor, the P-700 Granit, was a Soviet-era missile with limited AI capability.
🎥 WATCH: A Russian Iskander tactical missile system crew unleashed a missile attack on an aircraft parking lot at the Dolgintsevo airfield in the Dnepropetrovsk region. The devastating aftermath left Ukrainian Mig-29 combat aircraft, aviation weapons, and aviation engineering… pic.twitter.com/5SJkTbHQD7
— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) July 4, 2024
ISKANDER
The mobile missile system delivers deadly strikes on enemy targets at more than 500 km. Iskander-M packs high-precision ballistic missiles, while its sibling the Iskander-K launches cruise missiles that hug the terrain.
AnalysisHow Russia’s ICBM Design School Laid the Groundwork for the Oreshnik Hypersonic Ballistic Missile23 November 2024, 17:18 GMT
