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Rostec has showcased its new Dan-T air-launched, jet-powered cruise missile. According to the Russian manufacturer, the missile is highly versatile and can be launched from aircraft, helicopters, wheeled ground launchers, and naval vessels, and can autonomously travel hundreds of kilometers. Dan-T is 35% cheaper to manufacture than the S8000...

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Фото профиля Sean Hanson
Sean Hanson1 день назад

Next step for Ukraine is detection and interception of these missiles!! Sting, Bagnet and Zorelit interceptors have already intercepted Geran-5 jet powered drones!! Ukraine has just unveiled yet another new faster drone!

Фото профиля Elizabeth🇯🇵🇷🇺
Elizabeth🇯🇵🇷🇺20 часов назад

So 1400 by 2027, crazy numbers.

Фото профиля Abu Al Salami Induh Bekka 🇩🇴 ☝️
Abu Al Salami Induh Bekka 🇩🇴 ☝️1 день назад

So, they already copied the Storm Shadow. Make some noise fo the British taxpayers, ladies and gentlemen 👏

Фото профиля MGorbachov®️
MGorbachov®️18 часов назад

Domestic yeah from Shenzhen😂🫣

Фото профиля . 🇩🇪
. 🇩🇪1 день назад

def not gearing up for an invasion😭

Фото профиля Jeffrey Daemon
Jeffrey Daemon1 день назад

Beautiful engineering

Фото профиля Zeynel Ocak
Zeynel Ocak21 часов назад

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