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🚨 Russia Deploys RS-24 YARS Intercontinental Nuclear Missile Across the River! ⚠️ Global Tensions Rise!

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Buster103Zeta1 year ago

Who says its nuclear? Ballistic missiles carry conventional warheads more often than not. Besides, with the range capable on those things, they don't need to get them 'that little bit closer' by crossing a river 🤣

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Hunterfinn1 year ago

Is it a military exercise ? How old is the video ? No proof they are being deployed.

L.Zeman1 year ago

Lovely missiles !! Terrorist Nato warmongers should think twice......

Kenneth Kalbaek1 year ago

50/50 chance it won't get off the ramp. 80/20 chance it hits something wrong. 100/0 chance Russia will blame someone else because of error....

Morten Kjærsgaard Nielsen1 year ago

So you think it is summer in russia now, moron.

Константин Иванов1 year ago

Напряжённость не растёт. По крайней мере в России всё спокойно. Потому что у нас есть Ярс. И он прилетит на голову нашим врагам, если такова будет воля Верховного. Нам вообще не о чем переживать.

Vision1 year ago

Stop that if you can!

Lumigeks1 year ago

Why would they need to transport "Intercontinental" missiles? They can launch this anywhere. This is a fake show of strength.

RipaFELLA 🇺🇦🇫🇮🇺🇦🇫🇮💪1 year ago

It can't be shot over the river? 😳

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