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Is Russia's ‘hypersonic’ Kinzhal full of American hardware?
2022-11-13
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Russia caught the world’s attention with the deployment and subsequent use of their "hypersonic" Kinzhal missile against targets in Ukraine. Now, evidence is mounting to suggest that Russia’s high-speed, headline-grabbing Kinzhal may actually be guided into its targets using Western—potentially even American—hardware.

Leveraging independent analyses of Russian weapon systems recovered in Ukraine conducted by UK-based firms the Royal United Services Institute and Conflict Armament Research, we’ve attempted to assess the likelihood that one of Russia’s highest-profile weapons may actually carry Western components. Based on the evidence available, we cannot say with 100% certainty that the Kh-47M2 Kinzhal missile does, but we’re surprised to report that it seems exceedingly likely.

The trolls are going to love this one.
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Posted by:DarthVader

#2  Well, it's going to be back doors galore going forward. Chip disablement depending on GPS direction of flight data?
Posted by: M. Murcek   2022-11-13 08:07  

#1  Thanks DV.
Posted by: Besoeker   2022-11-13 00:38  

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