Russia Showed Its Doom’s Day Weapon In Action
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On
November 21, the modern warfare entered its new stage. The war between
Russia and the West has changed forever. The Armed Forces of the Russian
Federation launched their advanced medium-range ballistic missile.
The
missile struck the State Factory “Production Union Pivdennyi
Machine-Building Plant named after O.M. Makarov”, officially abbreviated
as Pivdenmash or Yuzhmash in the city of Dnipro (Dnepropetrovsk).
According to local reports, the large industrial facility suffered
strategic destruction. All communications and traffic were blocked in
the area, a lot of ambulances arrived on the spot. Officers of the
Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) came to the area. The scale of
destruction is likely to be shown by the satellite imagery soon.
The
Ukrainian military claimed that Kinzhal missiles were also used in the
attack. Another Patriot system was reportedly destroyed on the outskirts
of the city before the main blow.
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Moscow
showed its Doom’s Day weapon in action. The RS-26 Rubezh ballistic
missile was reportedly launched from the Kapustin Yar test site in
Astrakhan Oblast. The flight time to the target located about 800
kilometers away is estimated to be less than 5 minutes. The speed of
the combat units at the final stage of the flight
was about 5-7 kilometers per second.
The
RS-26 Rubezh is a ballistic missile of medium range, which is normally
designed to carry nuclear warhead. It was developed by the Moscow
Institute of Thermal Engineering as part of the Avangard program. It was
created on the basis of the RS-24 Yars. Information about this mobile
missile system, like its rocket, is completely classified.
The
RS-26 reportedly has a starting weight of about 40-50 tons and is
capable of delivering 4 separate combat units at a distance of 2,000 to
6,000 kilometers. Its warhead is three times larger than the Iskander’s
warhead. Accordingly, it is much more powerful.
It
has an advanced protection against the missile defense system and
reportedly four individual thermonuclear warheads with a capacity of
150-300 kilotons each. No foreign air defense system is reportedly able
to intercept it.
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Rubezh missile is aimed at carrying out nuclear strikes but in
apparently in today’s attack the combat units were equipped with metal
blanks. The published footage drom Dnipro shows the kinetic
effect of the use of such ammunition. It is possible that the rocket was
equipped with a Avangard-R hypersonic glider.
The
footage also shows that the launched rocket had 6 combat units with 6
warheads in each. It is possible that the Russian military used its
secret RS-27 or Yars missiles of the same type.
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Moscow
does not officially comment on the strikes but Russian diplomacy played
well the media game that Kiev and its Western patrons imposed. LINK After
the strikes, the spokeswomen of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Mariya Zakharova held a media briefing, during which she had a
‘surprise’ call. Everyone clearly heard that the strikes reported by the
media should not be commented. Thus, this was unofficial confirmation
of the attack.
Apparently,
Moscow warned the NATO countries about the impending strike in advance.
That is why there was hysteria in Kiev the day before. Russian revenge
was not long to wait but Kyiv and its patrons were surprised by its
scale, target and timing.
After
today’s strikes, the world will not be the same. Showing its advanced
missile systems in action, Russia has demonstrated that it possesses
unique missile technologies and is ready to use them effectively. In the
event of the transformation of the conflict in Ukraine into a
full-scale war with NATO, such complexes can already be used with
standard nuclear ammunition.
Moscow
responded to the strikes with NATO missiles on Russian territory in a
sophisticated manner, giving a clear sign to Western warmongers. There
is no point no point on the European map protected from attacks by such
Russian missiles. Today, NATO countries have no ability to intercept
them, at least over the territory of Europe.
The
exact number of missiles of this type in service with the Russian
military is secret. According to open sources, the Russian Federation
possesses at least 200 RS-26 Rubezh and PC-24 Yars missiles, which is
more than enough to deal series of devastating blows on its enemies.
Russia
responded to escalation. Now the ball is in Western court. The further
steps are yet to come but it is clear that the provocations, including
strikes with Western cruise missiles on Russian critical military,
transport and energy infrastructure will be paid at too high price.