It passed a successful combat test in May 2025 and destroyed a Russian military facility at a distance of almost 300 kilometers.

by SpookyKiddo2

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  6. We dont have any footage of its combat test/impact right?
    Hope it can be used successfully in a meaningful way

  7. They have talked about mas production for a log time kiddo. Why do you compare a HRIM-2 with PrSM. its not comparable, neither range or precision nor target types / purpose. You can **compare HRIM-2 with the Russian Iskander. They have the same specs.**

  8. I’ve heard Moscow has a perfect test field for these war heads near the kremlin.

  12. I hope this helps you to alleviate the suffering on your side and to support the victory of Ukraine.

  13. The various development stages (*starting in ~2006*) have been designated Hrim, Grom, [Hrim-2](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1lajwx9/ukrainian_ballistic_missile_sapsan_enters_mass/) and have been partly co-financed by Saudi Arabia (*the Hvrim-2 has a reduced max. range to meet some missile technology counter-proliferation criterias so it could be exported*). The image in the initial post is from 2018. Max. range is ~500km.

    Together with the cruise missile [R-360](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R-360_Neptune) Neptune (*which is developed into an extended-range variant together with Romania*), Ukraine now has the ability to produce domestic ballistic missiles as well as sub-sonic cruise missiles.

    And then their is the recently anounced and much hyped joint development (*NATO designation shall be the “****orcslayer****”*) together with Germany (*with assistance from Sweden, both countries coincidentally also happen to have developed the KEPD-350 “Taurus”*), another long-range weapon system of unknown properties and types.

  15. Ukraine developing advanced weapons. Russia sending troops out on e-scooters. Says it all!!

  17. That about the same size as a Tomahawk warhead. And will knock the shit out of anything short of a buried reinforced concrete bunker. With the right warhead will certainly take out the Kerch Bridge.

  18. The USA will do anything to make Ukraine stop its production.

  19. A long range US ballistic missile just weighs 91kg…? Ok..

  22. We all know what is the last puzzle to gain back all the occupied land.

  23. Bigger doesn’t necessarily mean better. I think Ukrainian drones have proven that.

  25. I never thought that in my life I would see the 500kg bomb from helldivers 2 come to real life.

    This fking modern wars are breaking every single idea, thought, imagination, expectation, perception that I could have ever had.

    I’m not sure I wanna live in this world more than needed…. It’s all going to shit in ways that make no sense

  26. Would love to see more s400’s and buk’s in Moscow get knocked out with these.

  27. Best to build for tonnage and not speed when the enemy has no intention to have any practical sense of air and missile defense.

  28. The system of oligarchs drove Putin’s economy into the ground. Their corruption is why Soviet equipment isn’t much better than North Korea’s. Nobody wants soviet equipment except a few African warlords.

    Putin fails to launch another ICBM, undermining his nuclear threat. LOL He’s no rocket boy.

    Russia’s latest attempt to flex its nuclear muscle has again ended in quiet embarrassment According to Ukrainian intelligence and military analysts, a planned launch of a nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from Russia’s Yars system failed to materialize—despite preparations, announcements, and the Kremlin’s usual theater of intimidation.

    The launch was expected to take place near the town of Svobodny in Sverdlovsk Oblast. It was not a routine military drill. Ukrainian Defense Intelligence (HUR) had warned days earlier that Moscow intended the launch to serve as a political signal—an attempt to intimidate Ukraine and its Western allies amid continued battlefield setbacks and mounting international pressure.

    But then, nothing happened.

    Putin’s oligarchs didn’t buy $600M yachts by performing expensive maintenance on his arsenal.

    Despite the fact that russia planned on the night of Monday, May 19, to carry out a “training and combat” launch of the RS-24 Yars intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), currently everything indicates that this launch of the missile, which is a weighty “argument” of the Kremlin in its confrontation with the West, could not take place – for reasons unknown at this time.

    [https://en.defence-ua.com/analysis/something_could_have_gone_wrong_russians_failed_to_launch_yars_icbm-14563.html](https://en.defence-ua.com/analysis/something_could_have_gone_wrong_russians_failed_to_launch_yars_icbm-14563.html)

    [https://kyivinsider.com/another-failed-icbm-launch-undermines-kremlins-nuclear-bluff/](https://kyivinsider.com/another-failed-icbm-launch-undermines-kremlins-nuclear-bluff/)

    Ukraine has developed an automatic Sky Sentinel air defense turret with artificial intelligence.

    The main task is the effective destruction of Shahed—136 type UAVs, however, it is capable of detecting and shooting down both smaller targets and high-speed cruise missiles in all cases almost autonomously. The system has already shot down four shaheds in combat conditions. According to the developer, Sky Sentinel is able to detect and shoot down any target flying at speeds up to 800 km/h. AI is trained to recognize birds, and does not waste ammunition “on sparrows.” The complex is autonomous and works in conjunction with the radar — it receives target data, trajectory and shoots independently. The cost of one turret is $150,000. To cover one city, you need from 10 to 30 units. Preparations are currently underway for mass production.

  29. The demilitarization of Ukraine is going great, Vladimir.

  30. 480kg!??!?

    THAT IS FUCKIN BIG

    For reference Russia regularly lobs Iskander missiles at Ukraine. They have about the same warhead. Luty is the biggest attack drone Ukraine has atm and can only carry 50-75kg.

    The Tochka-U (idk if you guys remember but in the first week of the war, Ukraine launched a bunch of these at Russian bases in Rostov) has a similar size. But these were Soviet legacy and Ukraine hasn’t been producing them IIRC.

    They need big hitters to counter the Iskanders and FABs the Russians have. If this enters mass production that is EXCELLENT news for Ukraine.

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