Moscow's Claim About Firing Hypersonic Missiles Could Be More Hype, Experts Say
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“It’s a bit of a head-scratcher to be honest with you,” a Pentagon official said.
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The Kinzhal missile system has been a key feature of Russian President Vladimir Putin's boasts about his country's capabilities in hypersonic weapons, which are difficult to track and intercept.
Moscow says high-precision device struck a 'warehouse containing missiles' near the border with Romania; US has long been concerned about rivals' development of hypersonic tech
Russia’s military said it used hypersonic missiles for the first time in its weekslong invasion of Ukraine to destroy an ammunition depot in the western part of the country.
Russia claimed to have hit a munitions warehouse with a hypersonic missile, but a Russia expert warns this is all a part of President Vladimir Putin's "strategic plan."
Ukrainian officials confirm a Russian strike hit a munitions warehouse in western Ukraine. Russia's defense ministry says it used a hypersonic missile in the attack. If confirmed, it would be the first time such a weapon was used in the conflict.
Russian Defense Ministry says new Kinzhal weapon, which flies 10 times faster than sound, hit fuel depot in Mykolaiv region; says over 100 Ukraine troops killed in separate attack
US officials confirmed to CNN that Russia launched hypersonic missiles against Ukraine last week, the first known use of such missiles in combat. Follow here for live news updates.
US officials confirmed to CNN that Russia launched hypersonic missiles against Ukraine last week, the first known use of such missiles in combat. Follow here for live news updates.
US officials confirmed to CNN that Russia launched hypersonic missiles against Ukraine last week, the first known use of such missiles in combat. Follow here for live news updates.