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The Russian TV channel released a video of the Iskander complex firing at least one missile, which it said was aimed at a Ukrainian command post some 200 kilometers away.
Videos posted on the channel Zvezda Ministry of Defense Russia June 16 shows the ammunition truck-cum-launcher of the Iskander complex, wearing a camouflage net, moving from a forest to an open position, opening the lid and firing a 9M723 missile. Zvezda It said the target was a Ukrainian command post about 200 kilometers away “and was destroyed in about 40 seconds”.
On the same day, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the country’s missile and artillery units had ambushed 195 positions to collect weapons and soldiers of the Russian Federation. Ukraine34 command posts and 42 artillery positions.
The agency claims to have killed “over 200 nationalists”, destroying an electronic warfare station, three ammunition depots, six tanks, four artillery batteries, 18 special vehicles and two machine control stations.
Ukraine has yet to comment on the Russian information.
In a video released on June 16, Russia’s Iskander base fires a missile at a Ukrainian command post. video: Zvezda.
Russia launched a special military operation “demilitarization and defascization of Ukraine” on February 24. Since the beginning of the campaign, Russian forces have regularly attacked Ukrainian positions with cruise and ballistic missiles, and fired hypersonic missiles several times.
U.S. officials said in late May that the missiles used by Russia in the Ukrainian airstrikes were “generally inaccurate, but it is worth noting that they have fired as many as 1,500 missiles since Ukraine launched its military campaign.” They assessed the Russo-Ukrainian war as a period when rocket launchers were operating at their highest capacity since World War II.
Iskander is a solid-propellant single-stage rocket equipped with a satellite navigation system. It is 7.2 meters long, 0.95 meters in diameter, has a launch mass of 3.8 tons, and has a maximum range of 500 kilometers. It can also carry conventional warheads as nuclear warheads.
The highlight of the Iskander is its ability to penetrate any missile defense system in the world. Each projectile has a top speed of 9,350 km/h and features an ever-changing flight path and launch traps to counteract enemy interception efforts.
This missile was first used in actual combat in Georgia in 2008 and was able to hit targets with an error of 2-5 m. “It has the ability to strike and destroy designated targets with precision,” said Timothy Wright, an expert at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS). “Russia has about 150 Iskander launchers.”
The Ukrainian war situation after more than 100 days of fierce fighting. Graphics: Washington post.
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