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🚨If a global war started tomorrow these five countries would shape the battlefield. The United States leads with unmatched air dominance, 13,000 aircraft, 11 carriers and bases across more than 70 countries. Russia ranks second with the world’s largest nuclear stockpile of 5,500 warheads plus powerful missile and air... show more

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🚨🇺🇸 The United States is ramping up production of its AGM-179 JAGM and AGM-114 Hellfire missile systems. These precision-guided weapons are a key part of the US strike arsenal, capable of hitting armored vehicles, air defenses, and fortified positions with unmatched accuracy. • Multi-sensor, laser & radar guidance • Compatible with helicopters, drones, and ground launchers • Built for flexible, rapid-response strikes The expansion highlights Washington’s focus on maintaining air-to-ground superiority in modern conflicts. Source: United24Media

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52,723 views • 8 months ago

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15,179 views • 9 months ago

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