12 Most Powerful Military Weapons in Action REACTION!! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!

[@АлексейИванов-ъ3ч2ш]

Solncepek, bal, onyx, smerch, cirkon, uran9, s400, bulava, yars, sarmat - all russian weapon

[@infamous_richard8732]

Uran9 is not a Russian weapon, sure they have it but they didn’t make it.

[@StevenCryar]

I'm not impressed

[@georgeantabi6025]

@@infamous_richard8732 yes it is, look it up.

[@georgeantabi6025]

@@StevenCryar USA bot

[@historyfruit]

@@StevenCryar bot usa🤪

[@emwungarand]

S-400 is a Russian missile system. The letter S in the Cyrillic alphabet is C. That's why old Soviet stuff is labeled CCCP which is actually SSSR, (USSR) but the word Union in Russian starts with S.

[@Biboran.]

А как насчет Б-400 и ИК-400?

[@ronburgundy9834]

@@Biboran. этодругое)))

[@cjames4478]

Dave looks concerned 🤔 Mike looks like he’s thinking “why on earth would anyone need this?” 🤨 Daz looks like he wants to fire each weapon. 😈😂💯

[@mazzilo7745]

"Тюльпан", "Гвоздика", "Хризантема" - букет цветов для не званных гостей )))

[@zavalieblo]

Посейдон сам придумал оружие для РФ и прозвал в честь себя наделив его своими способностями

[@InMa-hq7hi]

❤❤❤❤​

[@vitalkastream2723]

+ орешник с 2024

[@zarzarash4156]

Uran-9 - Russian robot, not Germany

[@ivanivanilov1975]

Yes

[@ivanivanilov1975]

almost all weapons are Russian here, the author of the video kept silent about it

[@brettpenning]

GLAD TO SEE YOU GUYS BACK!!

[@davaroonid1527]

I’m gald to see the blokes back too.

[@kingcarlos7048]

GALD

[@lucasharvey8990]

I'm also really gald.

[@draganmarkovic491]

@5:00 The trouble is that war often isn't fought on the open fields but in the streets of the cities, and also as you noted they dont all explode. For example NATO used those bombes while bombing my country, Serbia, and we still have land mines issue in some areas. They once dropped a cluster bomb on an outside market place because they thought it was something else or whatever and for example one of these bombes killed Milica Rakic aged 3 while bombing an airport near her house....

[@Biboran.]

Так эти бомбы же запрещены для использования да и не очень эффективные сейчас в основном применяют огнемёты в Сирии например жгут укрепления бородатых в пещерах именно такими бомбами бомба пробивает 6 метров камня и разливает внутри газ который под давлением выжигает всё внутри при том уничтожается живая сила а постройка почти не несёт повреждений

[@MrBykoba]

НАТО воюет как крестьяне, которым дали автоматы и ракеты. Основная цель военных действий - уничтожение командной структуры противника, стратегических ресурсов и логистики. В современной войне это значит закрытие воздушного пространства, точечные тактические ракетные удары, артиллерия и захват ключевых целей пехотой на танках. Как действовала Россия в Сирии с учётом малого для русской армии размера используемой военной мощи

[@ВарвараРусских-н3я]

Необходимо возмездие за Сербию.

[@YAH2121]

"Humane" weapons are meant to kill the enemy as efficiently and quickly as possible without causing unnecessary suffering, "inhumane" weapons cause unnecessary suffering and usually lead to slow, painful deaths. Inhumane weapons are also weapons that largely effect the civilian population, such as old leftover land mines still maiming and killing civilians well after the war is over.

[@zerooneonetwothree1872]

Graphite bombs were also considered illegal and inhumane by some war agreements, but nato still threw them on Serbia, along with cluster bombs on cities. Many civilians, as you said died. They were also using depleted uranium coating on bombs or rockets and we had a significant increase in birth defects and radiation poisoning.

[@YAH2121]

@@zerooneonetwothree1872 I mean NATO is giving Ukraine depleted Uranium even today. They never stopped.

[@giggling_boatswain]

9:37 TOS-1 Translated as heavy flame thrower. It's a flamethrower. But unusual. Flamethrowers used to spit out a stream of napalm. Now the combustible mixture was enclosed in a cylinder and the rocket engine was screwed on. The latest version flies 16 kilometers. The explosion turns out to be a volumetric thermobaric one. That is, a combustible aerosol is sprayed and ignited. Combustion temperature - aluminum melts. All oxygen burns out, so there is nothing to breathe. During the explosion, two shock waves are formed - the first is the same as in a conventional explosion from the center outward, and the second, after the combustion of the aerosol, a vacuum is formed and the wave rushes from the outside to the inside. It is impossible to hide either in a cave or in a bunker, the temperature, lack of oxygen for breathing and two blast waves - the vessels of the body burst due to sudden and large pressure drops. It was first developed and applied in the mountains of Afghanistan in the 80s.

[@lagubrok92]

This is the weapon that means the more enclosed and protected you are, the more fucked up you will be when this weapon exploded. What a nightmare.

[@prithijoysur3913]

@@lagubrok92 as always Russia develops weapons that really can destroy everything in plain land.

[@speedyv6247]

notice how almost all of them were Russian made

[@yastyman]

by the way, we must not forget who was the first and the last to use atomic weapons against people

[@no.1spectator39]

Long live mother Russia 🇷🇺🇮🇳

[@cjhog7934]

@@yastyman 🇺🇸 that's right...don't you ever forget it either!! 🤣

[@SailTheShip]

@@ralfjones9379 No it isn't. The deadliest weapon is one you don't know about. And you never will unless it's used because it's highly classified.

[@jbhubbz2954]

@@SailTheShip yea true russian tsar bomb is now not the strongest but the new russian made nuclear torpedo the poseidon that is 200 megatons its 4× stronger than tsar bomb beacuse tsar is only 50 megatons

[@WaterKingCrocodoan]

missed you guys, week wasnt the same without your videos

[@willvr4]

Patreon baby, didn't miss a beat!

[@WaterKingCrocodoan]

@@willvr4 its fine I guess

[@surviver5738]

Bastion P is just impressive. Love the way it rotates

[@death_parade]

That thing happens on all Oniks missiles and its derivative missiles (like BrahMos). Not unique to Bastion P.

[@jasongalley604]

The reason these weapons get banned and called "inhumane" is because even though, yes, you're out to kill (or neutralize) your enemy it's still expected to be done in a humane way. As in quick with as little suffering as possible. If you're forced to kill (like in war) then do it quickly so the victim doesn't suffer any more than is absolutely necessary.

[@jlopez3a]

I see exactly what you're saying but when you say it out loud it sounds kind of crazy. In other words both sides wants to kill each other as humanely as possible.

[@nallymannebach7933]

@@jlopez3a It’s def weird but u have to look at it in the way that those soldiers fighting did nothing to wrong the country they’re at war with personally, they only fight for their own country and thus there’s no reason to make their deaths anymore painful than it will be. It’s a fact that people die in war but there’s no need to rub salt in the wound.

[@whispermason8052]

You are not all of the way there. One of the things that classifies something as inhumane is after the war. Cluster Bombs leave unexploded bomblets everywhere. After the war people run into the unexploded bombs , they are civilians, and they explode on them. It kills civilians, like unexploded landmines. I grew up on the Military Channel. Only when I got older did I realize it's a recruiting tool. I had the exact blinders on they wanted for a long time that "The only thing that matters is your gun". So you learn everything about it thinking it'll be useful one day. Never was, never will be.

[@ogone1465]

to me that is bullshit

[@death_parade]

Erm, cluster bombs were banned because of them being a danger to civilians after a conflict is over. Sure there are weapons that are banned for reasons you mention, but the cluster bombs ain't them.

[@Юрий-ь3ь7ч]

Only one thing came to mind after watching - how good it is to sit at home on your favorite sofa)))

[@nwnw1094]

Не будите лихо пока оно тихо ПАЦАНЫ привет с России

[@wonderfullife3567]

Oh, don't worry about the price for those lovely rockets, in Russia they're not as expensive as in NATO countries, in fact prices for Russian weapon's production at least 10 times less than in NATO countries, that's how Russia can run a huge arsenal of weaponry for a budget of only around $50billion a year.

[@solace6700]

OFFICE BLOKES BACK BABY LETS GO!!!

[@rachaelwhite5961]

It’s super fun when you live within 30 miles of an Army base that has artillery test/drop zones, like Ft Bragg NC! Your entire house shakes! It’s especially cool when the Air Force joins in and you have the added noise of F16s circling overhead..good times!

[@kingcarlos7048]

Yeah try living on Oahu, every branch has a base within a 20 mile radius of your home. Helicopters flew over my apartment multiple times a day every day. You can't go to Walmart without seeing at least a few guys in uniform

[@Timmycoo]

Yeah I lived near a military air base and man, jets non stop overhead. I still feel nostalgia every time I hear them.

[@death_parade]

I lived close to an Indian Army tank firing range once. There were cracks in the wall from the frequent blast waves hitting us. And the range was a ways away.

[@nilnull5457]

5:06 landmines haven't been totally banned, nor are cluster munitions. The biggest reason of why use of cluster munitions are discouraged is that there are certain bomblets that don't explode and then explode when a civilian disturbs them. In WW2, Vietnam war, etc. these were very deadly for the civilians who didn't know what they were. Recently, Azerbaijan used cluster munitions against Armenian city, luckily no one was killed as none of them were outside (there are videos of it). Certain weapons are banned because of their collateral damage, and/or the way it makes people suffer with/without killing them (e.g., white phosphorus, chemical weapons, bio weapons, eye-blinding lasers, etc.)

[@ВикторМороз-ж2ч]

Вывод : - Давайте жить дружно !

[@willblood7082]

Crazy how red hot the barrels on the mini-gun got, they were glowing like hot coals 😳

[@kingcarlos7048]

There was a guy in WW2 that had to use one similar to it when the Japanese flanked them at night. I heard his hands were basically melted to the gun by the end of the fight, though he managed to mow down about 400 of them and save his men

[@ОлегВолохов-ж8у]

Most weapons are the Russian ones, tnx to God, so that you couldn't orchestrate a new Crimean war and come down on us

[@scars187]

Its good to see yinz out of fair use jail.

[@Lexon412]

Hello fellow yinzer!! :)

[@divisionnordland1609]

Bastion missiles have range of 500 km not 350 km. Video should include Iskander tactical missiles version M and K. Some part of video who showing Sarmat missile are video of Nudol A 235 missile.

[@JLewis1979]

Welcome back, Blokes!

[@hiteshadhikari]

In Russian S is written as C at times hence why c400.... Even su 30 i have seen written as C30 or something like that

[@TheRifild]

су 30

[@willrobinson4976]

I missed you guys, good to see you back with us.

[@L3_EnvyOnTTok]

WELCOME BACK! Glad to see you guys!!

[@АлександрСаратцев-м1п]

видео лживое! у нас есть оружие и помощней, а характеристики вообще перевраны. К примеру, шведская пушка по всем параметрам уступает русской Коалиции СВ, но в ролике названа лучшей в мире и так во всем. И еще, ракеты РСЗО не дорогие и у нас их очень много. Циркон-ракета быстрая, но Авангард еще быстрей.

[@genjfox5436]

Да не переживай. Им и этого хватит)

[@paranoidewok6772]

Been awhile. My work days aren't aren't same lol good to see ya!

[@unklscrufy]

Welcome back, blokes! My week officially doesn't suck anymore. 👍🔥😬

[@House_of_Caine]

It's S-400, because it's russian. Cyrillic letter C is S in latin alphabet.

[@ricm3633]

Glad to see you guys back! the week just isn't the same! some of these weapons are quite scary, I hope that none of the more potent ones are never used in conflict. keep up the great work guys!

[@rapid9534]

I’m happy you guys are back!!!

[@lost_daemon]

The common HE-shells for 9k5 Smerch is not so expensive. Tens of thousands of such shells was produces during the cold war and in modern time and now are stored on warehouses. But there are also more specialized and expensive shells to make minefields, shell with laser correction, recon shells, anti-tank shells etc

[@trololoev]

No, it pretty pricey. 1 rocket cost as full Uragan rocker salvo 1 rocket of uragan cost as full Grad rocket salvo. But it cheaper that western rockets.

[@cindybeck5643]

Nice to see you guys!

[@GIConntung]

Welcome back boys. We're still using white phosphorus, Dave. We call it willy pete in the states.

[@nazarsinkovitch6779]

Cluster bombs are "inhumane" aka against the Geneva convention because not all of the bombs explode many remain active for long periods of time and are very difficult to defuse. So generations after a war has bin fought there are still people being killed by the bombs. Like Vietnam were there are still people that get killed by unexploded ordinance from the 60's

[@telubrico]

FYI the US didn't signed the treaty that prohibits the use, production, and stockpiling of cluster bombs.

[@zerooneonetwothree1872]

That last rocket is impressive, Russia made it so that nobody from NATO will try something stupid, but the most impressive to me is that with 208t, diameter of 3m and range of 18 000 km (11 000 miles), it travels at speed of over mach 20,6 ._. that is 25 500kmh or 15 800mph

[@alexgameru875]

Like no matter what, that one missle WILL reach its target, mostly, Russian missle weaponary were made to hold USA from doing something stupid. I just calculated and this missle is 20+ times faster than SOUND (7 km/s even one of showed anti air missle with speed of 5 km/s won't even touch it)

[@SKRRebelRacing]

Welcome back guys!!! You have been missed. Cheers

[@cheeseninja1115]

a big problem with modern warfare and the idea of Anti-Satellite Missiles as seen recently with a Russian test is the fact that it makes a huge debris cloud in orbit which could lead to the Kessler Effect were a series of stirkes causes a cascade effect for all satilies in orbit taking all of them out and blocking any rockets from leaving the planet till the debris cloud deorbits

[@TerryTerius]

Yeah. It’s not necessarily that easy to set off but it is a danger and the entire concept of anti-satellite weaponry is ridiculous for that reason. At the very least any weapon designed to blow up satellites is a self-defeating idea.

[@Valentin82.]

Ты это американскому правительству расскажи, когда они свой спутник сбивали. Что-то их не беспокоила проблема осколков от спутника. А как только Россия испытала свою ракету, они начали ныть и всякий бред нести, про осколки какие-то.

[@death_parade]

The idea of an ASAT is that of MAD similar to that in nukes. Its more of a deterrent.

[@призраккоммунизма-ь1л]

для НАТО потеря спутников означает, что почти всё их вооружение превратится в металлолом, в России же всё системы дублированный аналоговыми технологиями, поэтому в вашей прессе так обеспокоились космическим мусором, ведь когда США испытывали своё противоспутниковое вооружение, в этой же прессе это выдавали за достижение.

[@lost_daemon]

@@Valentin82. Разумеется "нытье" носит политическую окраску, но если смотреть объективно, американцы сбили спутник на высоте 270км, ниже орбиты МКС и всех действующих спутников. Последний обломок после этого испытания сгорел в атмосфере через 1.5 месяца. Мы же сбили спутник на высоте 500 километров, так что последние обломки сгорят в атмосфере через 7-8 лет. Причем при снижении они пересекут высоту орбиты МКС, а траектория облака мусора будет опасно пересекать траекторию МКС минимум раз в два месяца втечение следующих 2х лет. И это я не говорю про орбиты некоторых спутников, включая наши собственные, которые расположены ниже 500 км. Да, мы оставались единственной страной, не испытавшей собственное противоспутниковое оружие. Но можно было это сделать и на орбитах ниже 300км - западного воя было бы столько же, но здрвого смысла - больше.

[@NikkiCox81]

WOOO HOOO! I've been impatiently waiting!! Good see y'all back!

[@АлексейИванов-ъ3ч2ш]

Ukraine used cluster and phosphor bombs against LDNR

[@ВасяВасечкин-л8ш1г]

Подтверждаю ,лично снимал и документировал . Привет из ДНР

[@SandorDaroci]

Most scary ones are that ones we did not see yet.

[@S04Marius]

Yes lads, glad you are back!

[@LClark-ry9to]

Heyyy, Texas here I’m still watching Hahahaha, glad your back!🇺🇸😉

[@userusers9081]

No, such MLRS as Tornado and Hurricane are used in full, and there is no shortage in this, because it is a consumable ammunition. Not strategic, and there is a lot of it.) Sincerely yours!

[@АлексейИванов-ъ3ч2ш]

Why in this video are not mentioned Avangard, Byrevestnik and Poseydon (status6), one of them has a nuclear powered engene

[@ВасяВасечкин-л8ш1г]

Им и так страшно

[@parasite4187]

RS 28 Sarmat is also russian made

[@dshupac]

US didn't ban phosporous, and used them in syria.

[@kapgam9913]

you could call the video top 12 deadliest russian weapons, russia also owns the deadliest submarine, the deadliest battleship and the deadliest aircraft carrier in the world

[@GroovyKy]

Missed y’all boys!

[@МаксимТаран-н2ш]

From Russia with love, boys, from Russia with love)

[@AndySaputo]

Anyone know why the Russian Bastian-P has such and odd launching method? It seems overcomplicated. Wouldn't it be easier just to point the missle at a shallow angle and shoot rather than straight up and then make it do a 90 degree turn?

[@Camroc37]

My guess is it could be more useful in tight spaces? Like behind cover or on the side of a mountain

[@AndySaputo]

@@Camroc37 maybe in an urban setting? Most systems that shoot straight up just curve down in an arch

[@Camroc37]

@@AndySaputo I just thought of another reason, could be to remain undetected on radar since instead of a curve that is high altitude they get their vertical height immediately (which doesn't look very high)

[@Нет-ж7р]

Направлять,это время тратить.А так она сама летит куда надо.И вверх лететь сначала,энергии больше тратится

[@AndySaputo]

@@Нет-ж7р ракета, кажется, останавливается на мгновение после запуска. Разве это не приводит к потере импульса и потере топлива? Извините за гугл-переводчик, так как я не говорю по-русски.

[@andreykro77]

Weapons should not surprise, weapons should frighten, frighten a normal person. And the whole of humanity should be frightened by inadequate statements of politicians, as an American senator recently did, who proposed dropping a nuclear bomb on Russia. does he, does he not understand what will be in response to what, does he not understand what will be in response? Such politicians should not make decisions, and even more so such politicians should not be allowed even close to weapons.

[@Killerpixel11]

The ban on cluster munitions isn't to be "humane" to enemy soldiers. The things were a massive problem AFTER conflicts. With hundreds of bomblets per weapon, there's a ludicrously high chance that some of them will not go off. A bomb looks like a bomb, there's not much chance anyone will pick that up and fuck with it afterwards, when it doesn't go off. But these things just look like steel balls. There's been plenty of cases of civilians getting seriously wounded or killed by previously unexploded bomblets. That's not even getting into dropping tiny mines over several hundred square meters....

[@aleksnight5406]

Cluster bombs and landmines, phosphorus shells is not banned in USA. The US army often uses these weapons against its opponents, including non-combatants.

[@quasicrystal5166]

Ah finally. Damn you KZbin!

[@AV58]

The best part of the video was the final phrase: I hope you enjoyed it.

[@MoeDavinci]

The video should be called "12 Military Weapons your tax dollars are going to"

[@ivanivanilov1975]

rubles*

[@freidamartin3281]

Hey guys!! Good to see you! 😀😀😀

[@attackonmars5198]

He's right when targeting your enemies don't burn them alive, let the bombs do the trick

[@steeljawX]

Fun fact, lasers in any form, are banned from warfare according to the Geneva Conventions. The inhumane act of using them to blind your enemy (maiming them and leaving them crippled without fully intending to kill them right away or essentially execute them on the field of battle) is something that was apparently thought up and added. Which means James Bond can never start a war officially otherwise Moonraker is a war crime. . . . and Golden Eye. . . and just about every other Bond film when scrutinized with IRL laws, but yeah, no clusters, no land mines, no lasers, or else no (humane) war. Also, I'm sorry that I'm an American and I'm hearing your guys accents a certain way, but did anyone else think when they were saying they were still getting oil from the North Sea that they were saying the Nazi? I had to pause and listen to it again, but yeah; North Sea pronounced like "Nauh See". I was surprised because it sounded like that, but also I'm not sure if the 1940's German war machine even had any gasoline/petrol left to be had. So I was really confused when I first heard your guys' conversation.

[@андреймарченко-р9ф]

Thanks for your reaction! as a continuation of this topic, I advise you to watch this video: Ghost train or number zero RT-23 Molodets BZHRK

[@андреймарченко-р9ф]

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[@deepvoidd]

Welcome back! You were missed 😁

[@ap-fr2uz]

The boys are back in town.

[@douggaijin]

What Dave was trying to describe are called flechettes and were widely used in the Vietnam war. They were loaded into rockets fired mostly by helicopters. If you ever watch a helicopter attack during this war and see yellowish dust where a rocket hits, that is a flechette rocket.

[@Jiambo]

Guessing here, but I think the cluster bomb is considered inhumane because it doesnt confirm kills. It's just as likely to maim as many enemies as it kills. Possible suffering, slow deaths.

[@death_parade]

Erm, cluster bombs were banned because of them being a danger to civilians after a conflict is over. Sure there are weapons that are banned for reasons you mention, but the cluster bombs ain't them.

[@АлексейИванов-ъ3ч2ш]

S400 - is also russian

[@maryjoygelizon4268]

4:46 they say that but the moment shit gets serious theyll definetly use it

[@DNsith]

Problem with cluster bombs that is there chance to failure for every submunition inside, so land still mined years after war killing civilians.

[@jerzeyguy71]

I just do not understand how they expect ppl who live in apartments and such to be able to charge their electric car.. most do not have private spots to park the car or a garage to have outlet to use. great video of military might.. it is scary to think about.. and welcome back boys, where you been?

[@TerryTerius]

You make sure parking spaces have to be outfitted with chargers. You put the burden on whoever owns the property to install them in order to comply with regulations, it wouldn’t be expected of the tenants to do so. Or at least have a certain percentage of parking spaces at apartment buildings that need to be outfitted with chargers, and increase that overtime.

[@Aboleo80]

C is S in Cyrillic alphabet. CCCP is not actually CCCP as westerners think it's SSSR "Союз Советских Социалистических Республик" or Sovyoz Sovetskih Socialisticzeskih Respublik

[@yastyman]

Soyuz i guess

[@akaStrem]

ага, а США тогда по-русски должно быть ЮСА :)))

[@KevinKillaKam]

Even if all those trident missles were to fire on to Los Angeles. Cyclists would still not get out of the way.

[@turdferguson7140]

Can you guys add a link to your patreon

[@husaynolimjonov7328]

Russia ning qolgan qurollarini sanamadi, eng katta va kuchli Submarinelar, Artilleriya, S-500,S-550, Tornado, Zirkon, Orion, Baseidon, Avangard, A-235 Nudol, Iskander, T-14, 90,80, 72, Robot mashinalar, Lazer qurollar, qani shular ?

[@ВасяВасечкин-л8ш1г]

Им и от этого не весело

[@art3mis290]

THERE YOU ARE! AWESOME!!

[@bobtedeman5975]

funny how "they" do whatever "they" want.

[@TheResponsibleTerran]

Pick yours up today!! at your local Walmart

[@owhitekerala]

I like that american baby toy

[@ЮрийЛабунцов]

Заключительные слова, буквально нагоняют жуть: - Надеюсь вам понравилось! / The final words are literally terrifying: - I hope you liked it!

[@johnlovett651]

Welcome back boys

[@aontaithe-]

back finally

[@drew.168]

Your thinking of flechette rounds and while any use of them is controversial they are not banned.

[@djtolikgun]

люди не осознающие многие аспекты войны..и при этом оправдывающие америку.лол

[@ВасяВасечкин-л8ш1г]

Да и пох

[@Camroc37]

6:00 I think you're talking about flechettes

[@николайфролов-ю5о]

уже есть с 500 и с 550

[@МаратАметов-к9ц]

С НОВЫМ ГОДОМ!!!! sps )))

[@ЮрийЧикибамбони]

-Испугались? -Обо$рался

[@AO-po8kc]

Missed you guys

[@RussianTechTips]

11:06 - actually "Smerch" is cheap. Very very cheap...

[@viorelmicu6679]

that last rocket can wipe out an entire continent by himself....it's terrible to see how much money, brain, resources humans invest to develop weapons do kill other humans..😐😑

[@smyro2k]

7:30 I think you mean A-10 Warthog and it's a jet

[@BlackDeathThrash]

I think he is referring to the M230 gatling gun that is on the Apache attack helicopter.

[@Karle94]

@@BlackDeathThrash Apache has a chain gun, not a gatling gun.

[@tj_2701]

@@Karle94 correct

[@Елена-э2к8п]

Стратегическое назначение Посейдона уничтожение материка

[@Biboran.]

Целую ракету что бы уничтожить строительный магазин вы там что курите?

[@Biboran.]

Пускай работает магазин не нужно его уничтожать

[@scorpiothegreat1]

React to Alex Ovechkin biggest hits and goals!!!

[@ДенисДубовой-э6ц]

Ребятушки а почему вы тогда покупаете нефть в России?Вам этого не говорят?А по поводу обмена ядерными ударами,у нас в РОССИИ отличные ПВО и РЭБ,мы перехватим ваших ракет на 95% и территория у нас 1/6 часть суши,кто то из нас выживет,а на счёт вас сомневаюсь.Так что отводите свои войска от нашей Границы.

[@RezetRoy]

There are more modern weapons: Avangard, Kinzhal, Neptune, Cirkon, Perimeter

[@RichardLionheart12]

Kinzhal missile is not that advanced it similar to American based air launched Ballistic missile and it is not hypersonic missile based on glide vehicle so you cannot call it advanced as US made first Air launched Ballistic missile.

[@RezetRoy]

@@RichardLionheart12 Kinzhal is not ballistic. And it is hypersonic. And it is required 1st stage to accelerate. 1st stage must to have not hyper, but over sonic speed. This is why they use Mig-31 as 1st stage US is not even close to make such fast and precise weapon

[@ВалентинаПерекатова]

Вот так Америке и наступит Армагедон.

[@CorwinPash]

Джеймс Кэмерон придумал Терминатора..... хмммм а русские не знали, что это была фантастика, и сделали его по настоящему. James Cameron came up with the Terminator..... hmmm and the Russians didn't know it was fantastic, and they made it for real.