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Ukraine Reveals Russian Zircon Missile's Technical Secrets

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Ukraine's military intelligence has published details about Russia's 3M22 Zircon hypersonic missile, revealing that its actual capabilities fall short of those claimed by the Kremlin. The Zircon is described as a two-stage, quasi-ballistic missile with a maximum speed of Mach 6.8, not the Mach 8-9 as previously stated. It carries a 120kg warhead, smaller than Russia's S8000 Banderol cruise missile. The missile uses solid-fuel rocket motors, not a scramjet or liquid-fuel ramjet as Russia had claimed. Ukrainian intelligence also identified 70 companies involved in the Zircon's production, including some using U.S.-origin electronics.

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    Oekraïne onthult technische geheimen van de Russische Zircon-raket htt...

  2. Kyiv Independent avatar

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    ⚡️Ukraine's military intelligence reveals capabilities of Russian Zirc...

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    Šok v Kyjevě. Co našli Ukrajinci uvnitř obávané ruské zbraně? Je to je...

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    Ukraine Busts Russia’s “Invincible” Zircon Claim: Says Not a Hypersoni...

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