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    1. I was about to ask if this is really combat footage, but I wouldn’t put it past Ukraine to test it on a Russian target in it’s trials.

    2. The journalist who released the video claims that the missiles have already hit some targets inside russia :

      > [Combat use of Flamingo missiles, which has been taking place for some time, has proven its effectiveness and was able to hit targets on Russian territory.](https://zn.ua/ukr/war/flaminho-vid-firepoint-ekskljuzivni-video-viprobuvan-ta-bojovikh-zapuskiv-krilatoji-raketi.html).

      > The warhead weighing 1,150 kilograms and a flight range of more than 3,000 kilometers allows it to destroy almost any targets at a depth that was previously completely inaccessible to Ukrainian strike weapons, including long-range drones. In addition to the stated characteristics, the missile is protected from the effects of Russian electronic warfare.

      The specs are eye watering, though I imagine its enormous size means that it will have a hard time penetrating air defenses. Still an incredibly potent weapon for destroying Russian factories. Alabuga is fucking doomed.

    3. ReinrassigerRuede on

      I thought it looked like a V1 and I was waiting for the pulsejet to start and make the characteristic noise but I guess it isn’t a pulsejet? What is it?

    4. Narco_sharko_ on

      Fuck yes ! Those long range strike drones are cool when you consider the cost/vs capability but they just don’t carry enough of an explosive warhead to cause massive damage. This on the other hand is something I can’t wait to see striking military/logistical targets in Mordor

    5. Smooth_Cranberry_588 on

      Ukraine is a fucking scary country. All that pressure is churning out deadly diamonds. Ukraine/Poland is going to be a power house in europe for a long time when this is over.

    6. EfficientTown8676 on

      These numbers are impressive. But I’d like to have some statistically relevant samples for 1) shahed production capacity per warhead and 2) crude oil throughput percentage per warhead. Thanks in advance.

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