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🚨🇷🇺 PUTIN BOASTS POSEIDON TEST - A TORPEDO THAT COULD TURN COASTS INTO RADIOACTIVE BEACHES Putin just announced Russia tested the Poseidon - a nuclear-capable “super torpedo” - and called it “a great success.” So Moscow is flaunting a doomsday tool that U.S. and Russian officials alike have said...

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Russian Z-blogger Maksim Klimov stated that putin’s Poseidon and Burevestnik missiles are not superweapons without analogues, but rather bad and ineffective missiles that are inferior to Western models. It's funny that even his own pocket cannibals no longer believe in putin’s scary tales. Denis Kazanskyi (Host): “Poseidon is 42 years of work, the product "fizzled out." Burevestnik, yes, this fool can fly for a very long time. The problem is that in terms of visibility, its visibility is much higher than that of the Kh-101. That is, 42 years of pilfering, colossal, gigantic money poured into a completely dead-end idea. Russian military expert, Captain 3rd Rank Maxim Klimov, gave an interview in which he openly ridiculed putin’s "wonder weapon," which Russian propaganda praised so much. Klimov mocked Poseidon and Burevestnik, which, according to putin, have no analogues in the world, and stated that these missiles are completely useless and have only devoured a huge part of the Russian military budget, which could have been spent with much greater benefit. We are starting games in "wonder weapons." Well, okay, the Oreshnik has some usefulness. Burevestnik, yes, this fool can fly for a very long time. The problem is that in terms of visibility, its visibility is much higher than that of the same Kh-101. How many of them have already been shot down in Ukraine? This is perfectly clear. How much hype there was from the Kremlin about Burevestnik, how they praised this "wonder missile," this "wonder weapon," a real Wunderwaffe that was supposed to strike fear and awe into the collective West. And then a military blogger, the angry patriot Maxim Klimov, came out and scornfully called this missile a "fool" and stated that shooting it down is actually even easier than the missiles that Russia is currently hitting Ukraine with, and which Ukraine is successfully shooting down. Next, Klimov switched to another of putin’s fetishes, the Poseidon missile, and basically ridiculed it too.” Maxim Klimov: “Next, regarding Poseidon: 42 years of work. Let me remind you that work began in 1983. I personally knew a person who was one of the executors from the three military departments of the Central Committee, who launched this work. The man was categorically against it. He was simply carrying out the order of his senior superiors. What did we get? If you look closely at the results of the work in the Kara Sea, well, the product "fizzled out," it ran a little. Denis Kazanskyi (Host): “Oh, here's another missile, which supposedly has no analogues in the world, turned out to be a dud. Moreover, pay attention to how all Russian propaganda presents the creation of Poseidon as putin’s brainchild, as if this is his achievement, he achieved it, he created it all. And the Russian expert Klimov says, "No, this is actually a development that is more than 40 years old. It was still being developed in the Soviet Union, and even then, in the last century, specialists already considered it unsuccessful. And now a quarter of the 21st century has passed, and they have just now finished it, and now putin and Russian propaganda are saying that it is something incredible, unique, with no analogues. That is, 42 years of pilfering, colossal, gigantic money poured into a completely dead-end idea, absolutely. Because when it was born, the idea was, well, Reagan was talking about shooting down all our warheads, and so we would go underwater.” 1/3

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