>*The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine once again showed the process of disposing of warheads of the russian “hypersonic” Kh-47 Kinzhal missiles.*
>*This demonstrates that these missiles, which were presented in russia as the most modern and which “have no analogues in the whole world”, do not work at all as expected in the Kremlin. More precisely – they do not work at all.*
>*The fact is that the warhead of the Kinzhal missile should at least have a delayed-action contact detonator. It should be noted that a warhead of the Kh-47 Kinzhal missile itself must penetrate an obstacle and then explode. But, despite hitting the ground, the detonator does not always go off, as can be seen in [the photos](https://www.facebook.com/mvs.gov.ua/posts/783767057112279?ref=embed_post) presented by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.*
>*Defense Express learned from its own sources that the above-mentioned cases of failure of the Kinzhal’s warheads are far from all such cases. But even three cases are* ***15% of defective warheads that did not explode.***
Are we sure these aren’t dummy rockets, intended to cause Ukraine to expend its air defense missiles? The excavated missiles aren’t even the same shape as a Kinzhal.
Maybe these informations should be kept secret.
Expensive hammer you’ve got there Ruzzia
Maybe someone was trying to do you favor and should have been found out about years later.
Sounds like an intelligence bonanza.
I hope the Ukrainians can find a way to return them to the kremlin.
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>*The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine once again showed the process of disposing of warheads of the russian “hypersonic” Kh-47 Kinzhal missiles.*
>*This demonstrates that these missiles, which were presented in russia as the most modern and which “have no analogues in the whole world”, do not work at all as expected in the Kremlin. More precisely – they do not work at all.*
>*The fact is that the warhead of the Kinzhal missile should at least have a delayed-action contact detonator. It should be noted that a warhead of the Kh-47 Kinzhal missile itself must penetrate an obstacle and then explode. But, despite hitting the ground, the detonator does not always go off, as can be seen in [the photos](https://www.facebook.com/mvs.gov.ua/posts/783767057112279?ref=embed_post) presented by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.*
>*Defense Express learned from its own sources that the above-mentioned cases of failure of the Kinzhal’s warheads are far from all such cases. But even three cases are* ***15% of defective warheads that did not explode.***
Are we sure these aren’t dummy rockets, intended to cause Ukraine to expend its air defense missiles? The excavated missiles aren’t even the same shape as a Kinzhal.
Maybe these informations should be kept secret.
Expensive hammer you’ve got there Ruzzia
Maybe someone was trying to do you favor and should have been found out about years later.
Sounds like an intelligence bonanza.
I hope the Ukrainians can find a way to return them to the kremlin.
Edit: Ofc fixed by then.
The KH-47, is good, no?