Can Russia's Doomsday Weapon Be Stopped? Status-6/Poseidon

[@CovertCabal]

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[@unitedstatesball8866]

*Can you make a video about loitering munitions since it has been a big part of the recent war?? Azerbaijan has bagged multiple trucks, T-72s, Osas and even a S-300 with loitering munitions already.*

[@FactsInto]

nice video mate,but i would love if you could do a seperate video on supercavitation and explain how it works and what is it for in future,i know in debt about a lot of military topics but this one is something i dont know a lot about,i would appreciate if you would make a dedicated video on it keep up the good work

[@crandall777]

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[@unitedstatesball8866]

@Drew Peacock Go to the r/CombatFootage sub of Reddit.

[@kommandantgalileo]

Lasers lots of lasers

[@wadopotato33]

The answer in No. But the US's weapons can't be stopped either. That is why it is called MUTUALLY ASSURED DESTRUCTION.

[@joksizantos7520]

If countries can stop each others nukes, US and Russia would probably be playing snowball fights in a nuclear winter LOL

[@Ni9kye]

Yeah it’s not called a doomsday weapon for nothing, more over there is probably several of them. This stupid arms race must stop here. No one wins.

[@wadopotato33]

@@Ni9kye no one wins. But if others are playing you can't afford to lose. Get it? It is Pandora's box and once started, no one can stop.

[@ayrnovem9028]

@@trenlinsley5517 I am sure it will work out great.

[@wadopotato33]

@@trenlinsley5517 Tren, that is one weapon among many the Russians possess. You can't stop nuclear annihilation if it comes to that. Even THAAD, which is a great system can come nowhere near knocking out even a small percentage of the Nukes that Russia has. That was the only point I was trying to make.

[@Betterhose]

Poseidon nuclear torpedo can reach any point in the ocean or on the coast Landlocked countries: *STONKS*

[@PugilistCactus]

Chinese artificial Islands: "Oh fuck..."

[@joedollarbiden9823]

Well the only Country that has a slight chance of defending itself against nuclear attacks is U.S and it's the most powerful nation. So why bother with fancy modern stuff to destroy a Landlocked 3rd world nation ?

[@thetipsymankey]

Donald dollar Trump. Lol... Looks like you don’t know how nuclear weapons work. There is no countermeasure .. and the radiation can kill. So forget about US or Russia. Any nuclear weapon used these days could mean the end of the civilization. No one wins ...

[@useryggfdcc]

@@joedollarbiden9823 Don't know if you a godless person, but Revelation 18 in the Bible prophesied what will happen to your country. "The Great Whore Babylon will be destroyed in one hour. " Revelation 18:1-10 We will die soon and rightfully so.

[@taraswertelecki3786]

The bomb carried by Poseidon could be salted or otherwise built to be very "dirty" or generate much greater nuclear fallout than normal nuclear weapons. The fireball of a 100 megaton nuclear blast would reach into space, and the radioactive dust will swiftly cover the globe.

[@nokitanada7390]

The day that thing detonates is gonna be a great day for surfers and a bad day for everybody else.

[@misriaharmory4452]

But then you're gonna melt the firefighter in Chernobyl

[@spran369]

Hopefully that day never comes.

[@greyfox78569]

Rumor is Japan 2011 was one.

[@misriaharmory4452]

@@greyfox78569 yo redpill me on this

[@greyfox78569]

@@misriaharmory4452 Fukushima was producing plutonium Japan had not long before said it might make nuclear weapons for dealing with China and Russian threats. The rumor was a two prong attack from China and Russia was executed China sabotaged the plant making the plutonium, and Russia well tested their new torpedoes. This was also revenge for the US Iranian nuclear sabotage, and Chernobyl. Which has has been secretly determined by the IEA investigations to have been sabotaged by the CIA to knock out a secret high power radar near by.

[@pjacobsen1000]

US CENTCOM, top generals assembled: "Russia has launched the doomsday weapon against us. Can we stop it?" "Maybe, but first we should listen to a word from our sponsors...."

[@roebbiej]

Lmao

[@grobbs666]

Hell yea! Gotta get paid and have some fun before the apocalypse!

[@chronosschiron]

then you see a kardashian yammering about black lives matter for 15 minutes just long enough for the bomb to drop and the last word is |BLACK |BOM|BS MAtter

[@chronosschiron]

oh and a picture on the bomb has the worded CHARRED

[@hyperdude144]

@@chronosschiron White "people" malding.

[@NiftyShifty1]

How do you stop it? Simple. Two words, “let’s talk”

[@imrekalman9044]

I looked at a recent American English dictionary, and the word "diplomacy" was not in it.

[@imrekalman9044]

@Ben Ghazi Oddly, yes. Outside the American (and British) anti-Russia hysteria bubble Russian diplomats are respected as highly skilled professionals. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is considered one of the, if not THE best diplomat in the world. In 2017 when the UN ambassador Churkin died both the UK and (former) US ambassadors (Samantha Power of the Obama admin.) to the UN called it a devastating loss. Few years ago when this hysteria was new (2017 maybe?) I saw a clip, from CNN I think. They asked two governors, one R one D, if the Russian ambassador asked for a meeting would they agree to it? Both said yes, visibly shocked by the stupidity of the question. It was funny. Last year when "that evil dictator" president Putin visited the Vatican? The trip from the airport that normally takes 20-30 minutes for diplomatic convoys took almost 2 hours, as the Italian PM insisted showing Putin around in Rome. And massive crowds were everywhere, welcoming the Russian president. We were even joking with workmates "now's the time to visit Rome, the entire place is cleaned up and shiny with Putin visiting".

[@aritakalo8011]

Yeah. It is a strategic deterrent.Frankly it's main job is to signal USA "don't think we are just sitting around maintaining Soviet ICBMs. We are developing new systems." To signal maintained and developed strength to deter USA (or also China) from thinking they having developed counter to the soviet era stuff means the balance has changed. If It actually works it is deployed so similarly to boomer subs. Soviet strategic sub on patrol in protected position waiting around. I think this might actually in the end be a loitering second strike like bomber. You send it out from the sub, when things are getting really hairy. Then just say "perimeter and Poseidon have been activated think twice. Lets talk." Poseidon looters in international waters outside territory regularly checking whether it has received one of three order: a)execute one of the predetermined attack scenarios (nuclear war has started) b) come home (deterrent has worked, crisis avoided, return to pre designated evacuation point where Russian navy asset will pick up the torpedo for refurbisment and redeployment. These are most likely VERY expensive assets and you don't want to leave it out to be found anyway for intelligence reasons. c) self destruct. (Poseidon is compromised and about to fall in enemy hands or otherwise unrecoverable). Most likely go to as deep as possible in ocean and do non nuclear or diminished nuclear detonation to prevent hostile recovery of the tech. It will need at minimum one-way com link most likely at minimum optional two way. The time it takes for this to swim to target the situation might have changed. So it will need short/ attack confirmation capability closer to target. Unless it is a pure spite weapon...... 3 days after USA nuked Moscow...... nuclear torpedo sent as last act of spite by Russian forces finally arrives at New York harbor and blows it up. It never has had the ability to be aborted. Once sent it will relentlessly swim to target or gets destroyed trying. It has no tactical or even strategic use as warfare item due to how long it takes to reach target. By the time it arrives (if sent from bastion position strategic sub) the war is already over. ICBMs have done the main war already in 30-60 minutes. Meaning it is last big middle finger of already non existent nation. Aka it service to nation is purely as strategic deterrent. If it ever is actually launched Russian Federation has ceased to exist by the time it detonated.

[@Empriction]

Haha exactly! Well said

[@Ipuffyy]

@Ben Ghazi Oh yea I mean Libya, iraq, afghanistan, all the coupes since 1948 etc. Dumbass.

[@zejalt8608]

the u.s can use an anti-torpedo torpedo, but the russians might come out with an anti-anti-torpedo torpedo torpedo

[@zejalt8608]

the only option for the u.s would be to develop an anti-anti-anti-torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo

[@khrismaturker1378]

@Karl Ruane wooosh

[@manigopal92]

@@zejalt8608 But what happens if the Russians develop an Anti Anti Anti Anti Torpedo Torpedo Torpedo Torpedo Torpedo ?

[@zejalt8608]

@@manigopal92 At this point, the US would probably be thinking 2 steps ahead, and would have an anti anti anti anti anti anti anti torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo to counter a possible russian anti anti anti anti anti anti torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo torpedo. Let's not include China in the discussion, though.

[@Empridon]

LOL

[@buryitdeep]

Hmmm seems Russia has enough freedom. We need to liberate somewhere else - less near peer.

[@Texplainedeverythingdetailed]

😂😂😂

[@TheAriebudhiw]

Golden

[@dimastashyi1793]

Best joke in comments +++

[@statinskill]

I think we will be near peer to them sometime by early March should the democrat coup succeed. At this point, I'm not sure how we are ahead of them in anything, our economy is shambles because of the left and Moscow doesn't have tents lining their sidewalks with empty syringes littered between them. Our cities certainly do. Add to that the fact their weapons are also far more advanced than ours, if anything, we are "near peer" to them and not the other way around.

[@cryptoart9152]

So funny! From Russia with love!

[@Wonkabar007]

This would be the ultimate beachcomber find

[@savagex466-qt1io]

LMFAO ! I use to get paided to clean the beaches. Loved that job. That made me laugh lol. Take care.

[@crouchingwombathiddenquoll5641]

Quick, get the hammer out the car, see if we can open it

[@Larbr000]

Only if it's Joe Dirt🤣

[@Tomasmoravia]

It finds you, not the other way around. Also It is 100% not supercavitating, because photo and no way they can plop the nose cone on it :D Maybe we will perish in superhot plasma and magma.

[@klytouch5285]

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[@Mishn0]

Didn't NORD VPN have a giant data breach a while back where tens of thousands of customers' personal data was stolen?

[@gourmetbanana]

Nord VPN is the only thing that can stop Poseidon!

[@thorzcunstellarfighter3724]

USA: plans to build orbital anti-missile systems Russia: *sploosh*

[@chillinJohnny]

Yeah, with the current MAD politic's trend there's no chance were getting to stage 2 civilization. The propability that we'll destroy the only habitable place for us is to high

[@Victor-vx9nu]

That was funny AF. I legit lol’ed

[@yeyuan6273]

The most feared part is that it can be dropped from shoreline of Russia, it doesn’t require a platform It’s one itself.

[@downwithputinsaveukraine1313]

We would use HARP to cause an earthquake in the sea as soon as it's released, and Russia would've just turned itself into an island.

[@MironBleek]

The most feared part is WikiLeaks reports from 2030s about corruption percentage in U.S. military expenditures, served to protect America from this brand-new Russian weapons.

[@MrROFLReaper]

@@downwithputinsaveukraine1313 that's not how haarp works.

[@sagardebnath7256]

@@downwithputinsaveukraine1313 How would you know it Is going through sea.

[@jussy1287]

only in your dreams you couch expert... if russia would be weaker than us, the usa would already invade russia, like you did with iraq. "bombing for democracy" you know... there is no way each side would win a nuclear war

[@dr.dodoris1342]

When Russia or China makes a dangerous world threatening weapon it's a doomsday weapon, but when the US makes one, it's peacekeeping xD

[@phileas007]

ok, I suggest a compromise: let's call them "doomkeeping"

[@mursalwarsame5839]

😊😊😊doomkeeping with duper trump👌

[@miro5031]

@Ben Ghazi as far as we know they havent been build, but the USSR surely had the blueprints for them

[@miro5031]

@Ben Ghazi did u miss the point where i just said the USSR had the blueprints? literally, i just said that, nothing else, i was just stating a fact, damm, chill

[@anasfauzi9392]

Russia reaction is reaponse on USA arrogant. USA too involved on domestic other countries. Hope u imagine if there is a stranger involve in your home.

[@km5405]

poseidon sounds like a enviromental disaster waiting to happen.

[@chrisjackson1215]

So... A Russian tradition then.

[@PugilistCactus]

@@chrisjackson1215 Um, US has its own environmental disasters. BP comes to mind.

[@noneshere]

Nuclear tidal wave for 80% of the population living on coastlines.

[@Starwarsgeek-98]

Thats what all nukes are

[@Aaron-wq3jz]

@Ouchwitz Summer Camp hows Chernobyl doing, yall ever put that dome up

[@QwadLuzr]

This is what Russia was doing while the US was developing the latest innovations in homosexuality and racism.

[@thawiseninja1559]

😂😂😂

[@abktiliamabktiliame485]

good one

[@koriko88]

Move to Russia and surrender your passport at any US embassy if you don't like personal freedoms.

[@QwadLuzr]

@@koriko88 leftist dogma doesn’t equate to personal freedoms.

[@springbok4015]

@@QwadLuzr Progressivism certainly is largely based on personal freedoms though, but also against. So, not really.

[@johnw7722]

forgot to mention this thing can be "salted" with cobalt ensuring this nuke can kill everything on the eastern seaboard for the next 100 years.

[@silverbladeTE]

thing is, with the nuclear REACTOR onboard and being a subsurface detonation, it would be incredibly "dirty" anyway :( see the Baker bomb test Bikini Atoll, 1946

[@jefftheriault7260]

You would have to use one for each major urban center.

[@justinbiggs1005]

@@silverbladeTE and the fact it contains a 100 megaton warhead. The tsar bomba was surprisingly clean as nearly 95% of it's yield was through fusion. People call it a 3 stage but it was a very large 2 stage bomb in reality. Let's say you put the 3 stage warhead on this weapon. That much fission energy isn't gonna be clean at all. You might as well salt it with cobalt. Lmao

[@silverbladeTE]

@@justinbiggs1005 correct, it would be awful for fallout to put it mildly if the third stage had been in the Tsar Bomba :( hence, Sakharov replaced it with inert lead we're talking several TONS of U-238, ack! but, the cobalt's fallout will tend to produce a much longer duration of lethality than the fission products and that's the real issue, even if it reduces bomb's energy (damage) output by maybe a third Fallout potency (short term) vs duration most of the intense fission products from the enormous third stage will be gone in a couple of months, but the output will be hellish and also induce secondary radiation of harmful output in heavy concentrations but the cobalt 60 will be lethal for several decades but at lower energy output so staying in the *large* affected area of a Cobalt bomb is a massive health risk for about 15 years at least afterwards and takes a century or more to be safe

[@justinbiggs1005]

@@silverbladeTE you're correct. Thankfully Russia didn't put the third stage in.

[@bjornthies6000]

Why should a doomsday weapon be a fast torpedo? Much more usefull would be a silent, slow electric torpedo powered by a nuclear thermal generator (RTG) running at about 5 knots or slower als a weapon of last resort. It could rest encapsulated on the ocean floor and be activated by a system like "perymetr" a.k.a. "Dead Hand" - which is not (I repeat not!) totally automated.

[@neeneko]

To expand on this idea, if you treat it less like a torpedo and more like a drone, you could deploy them at any time and just leave them off various coasts, ready to be remote detonated.

[@bjornthies6000]

@@neeneko exactly. A doomsday drone. For eradicating naval task forces, the russians got another weapon, the supercavitating "skvahl" torpedo, which is brought near the target by a silent ssn and fired into the enemy naval groups direction with an unparralleled speed and detonating a very big nuclear warhead in the carrier task force ensuring that the carrier will be taken down. By the way, with very big warhead I dont mean a zar bomb doomsday warhead like for a doomsday revenge weapon, but a thermonuclear warhead with a yield about 500kt to 1mt.

[@bjornthies6000]

@@neeneko On the subject of pre stationing those weapons near your targets, I assume, that would be a too great risk. Remember, this is a weapon of last resort, for second strike. So, this weapon has to be under strict control, which is only possible, when you station it undersea near your own territory with a subsea cable or other means of very secure communication to be activated when nuclear war is already going on. The russians fear greatly the abm system not for an ability to stop a first strike. That is way outside of the capabilities of any abm system in the foreseeable future. What the russians fear is a limited counter force strike against their land based systems with stealth cruise missiles and fast, low trajectory ssbn missiles and the ability of an abm system to counter their then greatly reduced second strike weapons. Remember, just because the russians are not always friendly to the west, it doesnt mean there isnt any rationality behind their thinking.

[@davidbergaragonzalez5653]

That's a very interesting idea and I thought of the same thing. Since the torpedo is so big, I thought, why does it need a submarine to fire it? It's already nuclear powered, can't it reach it's destination on it's own? But then I also think the issue with your idea is that they could be recovered and studied by the Americans, if they manage to find it somehow, which would of course be difficult.

[@ApolloDecertus]

🤔

[@scheimong]

Man, imagine being tasked to intercept such a torpedo, knowing that you can only detect it when you're practically right by its side. Then you have to shoot it. I'd rather be a Kamikaze pilot.

[@scheimong]

@Ben Ghazi I know. It's like sitting in the trench at the target side of a shooting gallery. Yeah you're probably fine but still very scary.

[@bxk993]

Drones

[@julienckjm7430]

And remember, Covert Cabal may talk about hypothetical war, but only real peace can bring us all together!

[@cellokid5104]

No shit

[@Minskpotato]

Ah binkovs battlegrounds

[@surfsnyper5260]

Aye, I’ll drink to that...

[@surfsnyper5260]

League of the Damned Well see, about that...*Racks Slide*

[@KairuinKorea]

who even wants to be brought together xD I love binkov's videos, but that always low key triggers me xD

[@ulrichbrodowsky5016]

I think Poseidon has one distinct feature separating it from other nuclear attacks: Until it hits, you don't know it is coming. (If it is successful.) That makes atomic first strikes stronger and therefore increases the chance for an all out nuclear war

[@islandwills2778]

also there is no practical defense. with traditional missiles you have a chance to shoot them down. Even if they hit a city the entire city will probably not be destroyed, just a big chunk of it. with this its going to devastate huge parts of the coastline for miles around and whatever city was targeted is deleted from the map including everyone who lived there. number of survivors effectively zero and no bomb shelter ever made will save you.

[@TCOphox]

Well the Tsar Bomba was tested at 50% it's payload so it's likely they just rebuilt Tsar Bomba without cutting half its payload and put it in a nuclear submarine-missile thingy

[@brendonxavier2544]

Bro this poseidon 4times power same as Tsar bomb

[@dimatrue]

The size of the vessel puts no limits on the payload me thinks. The limit is the strength of the Globe and stability of its lithosphere.

[@joshuaortiz2031]

It's also a cobalt bomb so the entire coastal region it hits will be seriously irradiated for centuries.

[@iplaygames8090]

​@@brendonxavier2544full scale tsar bomba was suppossed to be 100MT

[@raptor6038]

China : looks like i competing to usa in terms of military technology Russia & us : sit down kid adults are talking

[@mustrech]

😄😄😄

[@skytron22]

timothy chung No because attacking China would make no sense for the US. Why strike first? It’s suicide between nuclear powers. Besides, the US merely needs to grab China by the balls economically to win. Tariffs, embargos, and sanctions would wreck China more than nukes or conventional weapons would

[@julianraiders1112]

lol china has never fought a war away from its homeland... dont be stupid thinking they are some sort of super power they barely have enough fuel for the domestic market let alone the military.

[@expanddong3102]

@timothy chung china is the kid never park its lips and keep flexing its whimsy military muscle to smaller countries... Talking about a bully

[@raptor6038]

@timothy chung listen kid china had Nuke. so usa is not stupid as you are. I was talking about developing cutting edge military technology not will us attack china! From next time please understand the CONTEXT first

[@bl5752]

The real question is, how will the US overcome the Mineshaft gap?

[@kaidanielson5956]

Best movie of all time. My bodily fluids are still at risk

[@cocoabutt1711]

I don't think it's fair to condemn the whole program because of a single slip up.

[@Wheelo40]

He'll see EVERYTHING! He'll see the BIG BOARD!

[@eamonwright7488]

@@Wheelo40 Gentleman, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!

[@ApolloDecertus]

🤔

[@Jimmy___]

Weird how NordVPN went from that VPN that leaked customer data and lied about it, to an award winning VPN. I hope my redemption arc will be that quick.

[@フォグマシン]

Make your own VPN that doesn't give data away when forced to do so.

[@clark1066]

@@フォグマシン Are you really defending them?

[@baronstone3312]

@Dave Todd NSA

[@clark1066]

@brandon smith "fake news" Please stop using that phrase. It's just literally what he was paid to say. Not fake, not news.

[@Gyvulys]

@@clark1066 He's not defending nord. He's saying that you should make your own VPNs - that is absolutely possible.

[@erikschiegg68]

You can deploy them by freight ships and larger fishing boats. Or start them in a port. Unlimited range, remember? They sneak in slowly over months and years at gold fish speed. And then sprint up to 100km/h for the final sprint.

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

I have seen studies that show the wave that detonation would generate would reach almost 30 miles inland and in some flatter areas over 200. If detonated off the coast of Florida it would cover the entire state up to Tennessee. That’s friggin nuts

[@Makeyourselfbig]

Would those states be any great loss?

[@getoutside9854]

Joe Soap yeah billions would be lost (And yes I’m aware you mean republicans)

[@Makeyourselfbig]

@@getoutside9854 I'm still not seeing a downside.

[@Ayeato]

Joe Soap Mr edge lord

[@pieterveenders9793]

There have been actual studies done to calculate the effects of such a 100 MT tsunami bomb? Do you know where I can find the results from that/those studies?

[@wanttobeengineer]

This is the type shit that would be mentioned in a radio call in metal gear.

[@texasred5665]

I can't remember who said this but being a winner in a nuclear arms race is like having more matches than the other guy when both are standing waste deep in gasoline.

[@juliap.5375]

Good words. Sadly, in USA in power strange people which looks like not understand this. Let’s remember what said Obama just several years ago: “Russia is isolated, with its economy in tatters”. Facepalm. This year Russian economic became 5th in world, it was 6th when Obama said own words, country also became richer. It is example that political establishment living in some parallel universe with very strange views, actually myths. You know, it is like with this hypersonic missile. Immediately it was declared impossibly, just because “russian can’t”. They said it about country which before invented first supersonic cruise missile, first supersonic passenger plane, fastest torpedo in world, all that space stuff, etc. Or I just today saw how on American TV they tried to laugh over Russia vaccine against covid. Jokes like “they already invent new vaccine against own previous vaccine”, or “vaccine were approved by all 5 russian doctors”. It is joke over research institute which was founded in 19 century, which founded modern immunology as science, which created world-wide program regard to which was defeated smallpox in 20 century, which invented one out two vaccines against ebola, which produce whole bunch of vaccine against misc rare viruses in African and this vaccines uniques, nobody else in whole world have them. What is it? Incompetent estimations of enemy. Total degradation like in really good American movie “Idiocracy”? So, I doubt they not understand what you said. And they (political regime) can try to attack. Moreover, just watch at all this powerful propaganda of latests years, even when something was debunked with 100% proofs, media still repeat lie. It can’t be just because journalists are stupid or something like that, it is strategy. They move forces already of border. Only mad can’t understand, that actually it is already over red lines. It is provocation on preemptive strike (and some russian leaders openly called to that: “let’s do not repeat mistake of 1941, let’s attack first”). It is literally dangerous. So, it all looks like preparation to war. Moreover, this demonstration of weapons which Putin did, it is so strange and untypical.. Russia almost never demonstrated new weapons, never demonstrated what is in development like now. It looks like some attempt “to scary enemy”. Why? Because war is close?

[@alvoelkle]

I always enjoy and appreciate your well thought out "discussion" in your videos.

[@derrickstorm6976]

He has writers doing that

[@AMERICANPATRIOT1945]

Maybe someone on the US side needs to understand Russia's paranoia and why it is perfectly legitimate. The words "never again" have very special meaning to some people. Russia was invaded three times in one century including the Great Patriotic War, which cost Soviet Russia twenty six million lives. Having the largest nuclear arsenal in the world is how Russia says "never again."

[@leeengelsman1855]

Putin doesn't seem to concerned about house human losses in Ukraine. The history thing paranoid thing is just smoke and mirrors. It's all Putin not what Russia as a nation will do, In Russia all power and wealth comes from the president so he has lots of hangerons.😊

[@jcwoodman5285]

Sharks with friggin lazers... Dr Evil was a man ahead of his time🤗

[@timbob8977]

Please do a video on hypersonic glide bodies (Like Avangard and C-HGB) and how to defend against them

[@DragoBoss]

I'd love to see a video like that as well, but let's be honest here. Simply put, there's no viable defense against those, otherwise I'm sure he would've made one by now. Hitting even ballistic missiles is incredibly difficult. People like to describe it as trying to hit a bullet with a bullet, but in fact, it's much harder than that, because ballistic missiles are much, much faster than bullets. Especially ICBMs. And now, imagine having the ability to deploy weapons which are as fast as ballistic missiles, and yet have the capability of maneuvering, while flying at hypersonic speed. In short, your "bullet" can just evade my "bullet" if I get close to hitting it. It literally nullifies the entire concept of ABM defenses and it would require a whole new system. Let's call it AHM (anti-hypersonic missile) defense system. People also often say that DEW (directed energy weapons) might actually be useful against these things, and yet, HGVs and HCM (hypersonic cruise missiles) are already able to withstand extreme heat. So, if Avangard can survive a temperature of around 2000 degrees Celsius while flying, then how does a laser weapon help in that case? It would take quite a lot of time for a laser to cook Avangard. Provided it has an extreme energy supply to generate that much heat. And it's precisely time that you don't have, since this thing can fly at up to 9.3 km per second. Plus, you'd have so much trouble detecting it, since the moment it separates from an ICBM, it dives down into the atmosphere, nullifying the ability of US space-based tracking systems of being able to see it, since it would technically never reach the LEO (low Earth orbit) or even VLeO (very low Earth orbit). So, it flies too low for you to be able to track it from space, but also too high to be able to (accurately) track it from the ground. But lets assume, just for the heck of it, that you actually can track it. Now what? How do you shoot it down? The GMD (ground-based midcourse defense) system is useless here, since it's designed to kill ballistic missiles in their midcourse phase, when they can't maneuver. Avangard can basically supermaneuver at any stage of flight. So there goes the GMD. Now you're left with THAAD. THAAD has missiles which are more maneuverable than the GMD, but they also have a much shorter range. Shorter range means much less time to react, which again is a really bad thing if you're facing a thing that fast. Again, HGVs are basically ahead of even DEWs in terms of high-tech and have much better applications. Especially in terms of long-range. DEWs, as the name implies, can basically only go straight. You can't really bend a laser, which severely reduces the range of DEWs, due to the curvature of the Earth (take that flat-earthers 😂). BOOM! Hypersonics win again.

[@themax9913]

Драгољуб Боснић the only serious option for now against hypersonic missiles might be nuclear warheads exploding sufficiently near it to destroy the glider.

[@jamesricker3997]

Just put a chff cloud in front of it Hitting a piece of chaff at Mark 5 is going to do a lot of damage

[@levelwithz3779]

*I'm pretty sure he has a video about that in his library.*

[@levelwithz3779]

@Shasta Graff *LOL I loved this comment because it was short to the point and accurate. Kill Confirmed.* 👍

[@Brahmdagh]

The thing with such 'counter systems'. Including Anti-missle and anti air ones. Is that you want your adversary to think they are less capable, than they really are. Or he can easily create counter-counter measures or make more of them. And designing something fast to avid getting hit, is always easier than designing something to hit something fast.

[@m_t_t_]

that is why we dont know the weapons that the us has

[@killman369547]

Quite simply no, it can't be stopped unless you find the bloody thing, and good luck with that.

[@chhanzok2285]

Why would the US be ever worry about Russia’s nuclear arsenal? They have Superman

[@toobeast673]

A Covert Cabal Binkov crossover is an unexpected but welcome surprise

[@Anldiot69]

Really appreciate this fact based video. I saw many others about this torpedo spreading wrong informations/panic, talking about 200MT power and taking rumors like worst nuclear fallout ever being engineered on purpose, as approved fact. (cough, Real Life-Lore, cough, cough,..) While they can have up to 100MT det. power, smaller versions, which are probably more common, start at 10MT, meant for targets like naval bases. I see this torpedo as a new generation of overpriced, oversized scarecrows, like the 100MT tsar bomba once was. Great video.

[@pashapasovski5860]

It's not that you are an idiot, you are just not educated enough!

[@jefftheriault7260]

20MT warheads were built in the sixties for the city buster ICBM's. Re-conditioned and re-purposed?

[@kylecollins7079]

Awesome video! I can't believe how little coverage this weapon gets. This is literally a super weapon it's insane how scary this thing is.

[@kirgan1000]

Becuse its not a wepon, its a propaganda mockup, so there are noting to see beside, Russa trying to say Look Russia not weak and patetic but strong.....

[@kylecollins7079]

@@neues3691 If this weapon was used on Norfolk Virginia where the world's biggest naval base is it would not only obliterate half of US carrier fleet but flood the greater Norfolk area with irradiated water. ICBM is terrifying to. Nuclear weapons are a curse on humanity and should have never been proliferated.

[@ulqu1orragaming659]

@@kirgan1000 well im sorry to break it to you, but it has been confrimed by the UN, and it has entered service 2020, there is a submarine with 6 of these somewhere in the ocean rn, and there are some speculations about 200 megatons, so we can hope it is never to be used in war, and only in their sick games of measuring their dicks

[@danilo16410]

@@kylecollins7079 ...... or used two times by those a~~hole~.

[@Fritz_Schlunder]

Why is it scary? Although some people think that it is, it does not appear to be designed as a "doomsday" weapon. From my perspective, it is in fact a defensive device, designed to neutralize US carrier strike groups, that may try to play war in Russia's backyard. So long as the US leaves the Russian Federation alone, then there is likely no threat at all. When Putin first announced the device publicly, a high ranking US military official publicly made a statement claiming that it was not really an important weapon, and that it did not change the strategic balance of power, since Russia already had the ability to nuke and devastate any US city, regardless if it was on the coast or not. The US military official that made the statement was correct to claim Russia could nuke any US city, but what he failed to mention to the US public, is that it did change the balance of power, in terms of the US's ability to "project power" across the globe, during a time of open warfare, with Russia. If the US decides to engage Russia in open warfare, such that the US Navy becomes a genuine threat to the Russian Federation, then Russia may use one or more Poseidon devices to sink any US aircraft carrier group(s) that are placed by the US within striking range of the Russian motherland. Poseidon is thus a defensive device. Using it against legitimate military targets like a US aircraft carrier strike group operating in range of launching an attack on Russian territory, would presumably not justify a US nuclear retaliatory response against a civilian population center within Russia. Using a Poseidon device against a US coastal city (which would be mostly a civilian target), could potentially justify US nuclear retaliatory strike against a Russian civilian population center, which is presumably not something that they want, and is presumably something that they would actively try to avoid. Consequently, US coastal cities are probably quite safe from Poseidon. It would appear that Poseidon is primarily a defensive device, designed to protect the Russian Federation from US Navy surface ships that may try to threaten Russia. Ships that are sitting harmlessly in a continental US port city, would not likely be targeted by a Poseidon device (unless for some reason full scale nuclear escalation occurred, whereby US civilian population centers started becoming targets). It should be noted, that US aircraft carriers (and their associated escort ships in the strike group) are far too expensive. The loss of a single US aircraft carrier strike group would instantly render the entire US surface navy effectively obsolete, since it would prove that they are basically defenseless and overpriced sitting ducks to Russian weapons. Consequently, it would no longer be safe for any US aircraft carrier to operate anymore, in any waters anywhere near Russian territory. The US Navy would really only be safe sitting at home ports located in the continental US, whereby it would not be in range of launching attacks against Russian territory. The sensible thing for the US, is to end the war in Ukraine by pursuing peace, and to leave Russia alone. Russia has demonstrated tremendous restraint in the war in Ukraine thus far. Russia could have targeted and eliminated Zelensky early on, and/or, they could have started using nuclear weapons. However, they have not, even though the war has already been ongoing for a year and a half so far. If Russia was actually being run by "crazy madmen" like the US and other western media claims, then nuclear weapons would have already been used long ago, in the Ukraine conflict. However, since they have not, it is clear that Russia is in fact being run by those who do in fact know restraint, are not suicidal, and are acting quite rational. If you do have access to very powerful weapons, and you are at war with someone, it takes restraint not to start using them. Official Russian nuclear doctrine basically says that they are not to use nuclear weapons as a first strike option, unless their homeland is being actively threatened. However, Zelensky (likely with the help of Biden) has made more than one attempt to assassinate Putin in the past, and Biden has spoken publicly about "regime change" in Russia. Consequently, the Russian homeland is in fact under threat, and Russia is therefore "allowed" to use nuclear weapons, based on their own nuclear doctrine. However, since they have not done so thus far, they are exercising restraint, considerably more so I would argue, than the US and NATO forces. The US and NATO have adopted a policy of continuous escalation to increasingly powerful and longer range weapons, whereby they have begun actively attacking sites within the Russian territory (and not just Crimea). The US and NATO nations are playing with fire. Russian restraint may not be unlimited. The proper course of action is to pursue peace, and to stop the war insanity, even if this may mean making some compromises that may offend one's own ideals. Peace is definitely preferable to trying to survive in an irradiated post apocalyptic nuclear wasteland.

[@kenibnanak5554]

Status 6 (and sister clone models) has an AI it really doesn't need a submarine to carry it. It could probably be just placed in the water and told where to go and wait. It can go as deep as the ocean floor since it has no need for life support or air pockets. We all focus on the launch of the sub while ignoring has anything else slid into the water that week. It can probably crawl super quiet at really slow speeds. Taking a week or 3 to crawl on the ocean bottom from the Baltic or North Sea to the mud just outside Atlanta or the dock for the Staten Island Ferry would not be important to the AI directing the movements. Poseiden is not really a torpedo, it is instead an unmanned self directing, mobile, super stealthy, nuclear sea mine. Once in place it can sit in the mud for decades waiting for an instruction to detonate, or let a timer decide. In that role it has no need of a sonar system.lOnce on site it probably has sensors and enough intellect to detect any sign of an effort to tamper or disarm it, and it would probably immediately detonate upon noticing such an attempt.

[@JayJay-hg3ut]

From what we have seen lately from Russia the drone will run out of power halfway to its mission and ask the other country for power.

[@je6874]

It’s fascinating how in this period of time we have FREE access to this level of military information over the internet, the likes of which was unfathomable a decade ago... it would be interesting to know what the great powers of the world think of this.

[@reallyhappenings5597]

The best shit will always be secret though.

[@Advcrazy]

This is some scary stuff. If that torpedo has an essentially unlimited power source then it wouldn’t even need to move fast. It could be maneuvered slowly into position then just sit near its target on the seabed and then moved that last little bit close enough to its target and detonated at a later date. Imagine if these countries stopped fighting and wasting so much money on killing technology and used it to help the world instead.

[@sgtgiggles]

I wouldn’t worry about it. Putin wants resources and economic control. By irradiating the East or West Coast, he loses that possibility and Russia has a very damaged economy. He’d likely invade by conventional means if anything. However, since the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia’s track record with quelling and invading hasn’t been exactly been too successful

[@Appplethefruit]

Commissar Binkov is crazy, fun, sometimes even ridiculous... you’re pretty solid.

[@Bizzon666]

Binkov is more crazy, fun, with caricature drawings, but his facts and analyses are also very good. I enjoy both channels immensely,

[@balme99]

Love Binkovs

[@nikolanojic6861]

@@balme99 Same

[@chikken_soup]

You gonna do a video on Trump's _Super Duper Missiles_ ?

[@obi-wankenobi4097]

s u p e r d u p e r

[@UnconfinedConfusion]

Obi-Wan Kenobi D U P E R S U P E R

[@TheHighSpaceWizard]

I'm pretty sure he just can't pronounce hypersonic.

[@cerebli]

@@UnconfinedConfusion *S U P P E R D U P P E R*

[@SS-hw1ou]

They're named sanctions.

[@EasternVikingTradeCompanyJSC]

It also has very toxic cobalt 60 inside to pollute everything around after detonation

[@bezahltersystemtroll5055]

most likely russian propaganda, as this would serve little purpose - the target is gone when you explode 100 MT near it, zero benefit from polluting it after that.

[@SlayerBG93]

The use case described makes no sense in terms of how this weapon can be used. This topredo can probably throttle down its reactor to really low power and move into positon very slowly and very quietly and then just wait for a few decades. When it gets the orders if goes to full power and move at high speeds giving little time to react. With no people to deal with and the fact it doesnt need to get where its going fast it can probably be an order of magnitute quieter than a conventional nuclear sub. I wouldnt be surprised if this thing can park 1mile from a naval base without anyone detecting it.

[@GeraldMMonroe]

A "few decades" is too long to leave a live nuclear weapon at sea and expect it to work. Not only is there the risk of an accident as there are no humans able to inspect and maintain it, but more realistically something would fail after probably just a few months.

[@alfredorotondo]

The real factor is that if a 50 megaton bomb can destroy buildings at 1k kilometers, imagine a 100 megaton one in the ocean so even if it goes fast, it can be hundreds of kilometers from a base and simply destroy a region

[@tigerseye73]

Anything that humans have ever built can fail, especially after sitting decades under salt water. I would not be surprised if the Russian torpedo actually blows up some port in Russia while they try to program it.

[@stupidburp]

The main answer is to improve all US nuclear weapons capabilities and cite this weapon as one reason for doing so. The PLA is also greatly expanding nuclear weapons capabilities already.

[@WhatWhy42]

It can only be deterred... We reached a point where nobody will ever win and we all just need to get along or we all die at the same time...

[@SG003]

They have thousands of nukes, they even don't need most advanced delivery system

[@chooseymomschoose]

Most of the Cold War weapons systems are old and falling apart in both countries. The US ICBM fleet received funding to modernize, but only after a big made-for-TV fight about it during the last administration. Sanction-strapped Russia is looking for new ways to fight on the cheap. Problem is, all this wiz-bang shit has to work, and it has to work better than Russian cruise missiles...

[@besyachiy1337]

@@chooseymomschoose ~70% bombs 1985-1992 , but its works LEL 9500km-12000km I work at a rocket factory. Every year we have orders from the state 15+ missles per year. 30% newest missles 10500km-13000km. Why do we need so many missiles? To make NMD US useless. And it works. Statistics are nothing.

[@heyhoe168]

@@besyachiy1337 how 15 missiles per year is a lot? 30 years lifespan X 15 per year is 450 missiles on guard.

[@besyachiy1337]

@@heyhoe168 частичная замена советских Р-36М, добавочное создание к отстрелу или ты думаешь они просто так стоят пылятся? В Капустин-Яре на полигоне, стабильно по 3-4 в год, без БЧ отстреливают, их же нужно восполнять как-то.

[@kekistanimememan170]

@@chooseymomschoose meh America hasn’t done shit to North Korea I think they good.

[@spilgrim2605]

Posidon rocket was first developed by Dmitry Sacharov, brilliant physcist, but he got NobelPrise not for physics, but Piece prize. He also developed Hydrogen bomb among his inventions. The idea for the Posidon was to get to destination and lay there for many years, before being active. With the engines switched off. It might be couple of them are in service already.

[@alexhumble7653]

When Putin took power he proposed cooperation and friendship on the base of Russia’s independence, but the US started surrounding Russia with its nuclear missiles, hostile countries and choking it with sanctions in order to bring it to submission. And now we have the result of this nearsighted policy. Americans have to learn how to respect others until it is too late.

[@tomkusmierz]

So guys, you are misunderstanding the way that nuclear power can be used here, you guys are looking at this from a standpoint of typical steam generating turbine feeding reactor - which for torpedo design is simply unnecessary. First, since you are surrounded by very cold water you can create a very efficient RTG generator driven purely on decay heat or a sterling engine based electricity generator, again driven by decay heat. A RTG based torpedo, since it's power generator has no moving parts, can sit on the sea bed for years without making a noise, then just lift up and attack the target.

[@endutubecensorship]

Answer: trained narwhals. They use there tusk to "boop the snoot" of an incoming poseidon

[@red-cap_shroom]

Point of Posidon is to create a large radioactive megatsunami, so "booping the snoot" wouldn't do much.

[@endutubecensorship]

@@red-cap_shroom think of it as a aquatic version of an anti ballistic missile. Damage the carrier vehicle, stop the nuclear mega tsunami.

[@red-cap_shroom]

@@endutubecensorship you will strap an explosive to narwals? Poor things

[@endutubecensorship]

@@red-cap_shroom nope, narwhals are already armed with a 10-15ft long tusk and intelligence. No explosives needed

[@red-cap_shroom]

@@endutubecensorship it's if your "anti-ICBM missile" didn't have any charge on board. It will just "bonk" out of it. So there is moral choice: the life of approximately tens of millions of people, or lives of couple of narwals. Tough choice

[@sigmabushcraft2637]

The solution : anti torpedo, torpedo. Solution for that : anti torpedo, torpedo, torpedo

[@andreiarama8745]

Ilimited range - that means you don't need any type of vessel to carry it around. You just launch it and send it super slow to the designated target and keep it there sleeping

[@The_Vaporizer]

Yes it's possible to stop it. There is a small thermal exhaust port right below the main port. The shaft leads directly to the main reactor. It's small and a direct hit is necessary but I've bullseyed whomp rats in my T16 back home that aren't much bigger 🤷‍♀️

[@trentk268]

There's a weapon in the Navy's arsenal called the encapsulated torpedo (MK-60) The early versions of these (MK-48) were designed to detect and identify Russian nuclear subs. They have a library of sonar signatures and they can steer their way to a target from the sea floor. I'm guessing that the new stuff is a lot more sophisticated.

[@nikolanojic6861]

Imagine thinking Poseidon would be used for carrier groups lol ..

[@jajajaja2278]

It would be detected long before it get near the target by active sonar can detect any object.

[@red-cap_shroom]

@@jajajaja2278 and you would do what about it, exactly? Even ignoring the fact that Posidon is built to be stealthy and litteraly invisible for US defence systems, what will you do about fast, nuke-carrying giant torpedo? It's purpose to create a radioactive megatsunami, it will go off in the water, with no need to hit anything. Even if you magicly detect it, your only hope is to run before it detonate

[@amaanc8466]

@@red-cap_shroom I love russia

[@joshuaortiz2031]

@@red-cap_shroom maybe we can develop electronic warfare counter measures that shut status 6 down before it detonates.

[@LodewijkVrije]

funny how the 100 MT claim comes from western defense analysts that have never actually been close to the actual weapon. the Russians maintain it will be armed with a 2MT warhead. and the design which was leaked a couple of years ago and turned out to be correct shows the warhead size as being 1,5 meters diameter by 4 meter length. this is a 7 cubic meter warhead. which is smaller then the tsar bomba warhead at 2.1 meter diameter and 8 meter length, and therefore a 100MT yield or even a 50MT one is unlikely for the Status 6. 10-20 megatons is more in the range of possibility. and even then the 2MT warhead the Russians say it is, is also likely considering its mission, which is not to create tsunamis or attack coastal cities. the weapon is actually designed to blow up an entire carrier group with 1 weapon. or an entire naval port or dry docks. the tsunamis, and attacking coastal cities claims is the basic western fear mongering those abilities have never been claimed by Russian officials or the manufacturer of the weapon, don't forget this weapon was designed in the first place as a response to the US's unilateral withdrawal from the ABM treaty in 2002. all the weapons Putin announced in the 2018 speech were designed as a response, they are all weapons designed to circumvent ABM systems. which is exactly the ability Russia said it would develop when the USA pulled out from the ABM treaty. and you can claim a full scale ABM umbrella was never emplaced. that would simply be false. SM-3 carrying ships patrol around Russia all the time. the Aegis ashore installations in Poland and Romania could hit a decent portion Russian ICBM's fired from static silos in their ascend phase. next to that the US has been lying about Aegis ashore inability to fire tomahawk cruise missiles. because there have been talks with japan on giving the planned (now scrapped) Aegis ashore facilities that "software" when the Russians said the ones in eastern Europe only needed a software upgrade to fire tomahawks, they were laughed at and assured this was not the case. assured without any evidence to proof this was the case. at that time a clear violation of the INF treaty. i would say Russia's response to being encircled with ABM systems is proportionate and reasonable. exactly what they said they would do if the US kept breaking down the treaties that in their view maintained the balance of strategic force. "if you burn your ass, you have to sit on the blisters" is what they call that i believe.

[@donstevens9246]

This thing is big enough believe 8 string of warheads along the coast. Complement of 5 10 Megaton Warheads would absolutely wipe out our Coast as far inland is 30 to 50 miles inland.

[@Chris-sf7ug]

30-50 miles is a stretch...

[@adamgroszkiewicz814]

And now we all know it probably just flat out doesn't work. Like so much of Russia's wunderweapons.

[@BorntoYeet]

Always a good day when covert uploads

[@sunnycat69]

Congrats boys tim pool just gave you a shout out 🤟🏻

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

What sucks is that we've been such a horrible neighbor to much of the world for so long that we needed the defenses we have to circumvent in the first place.

[@t-o6004]

What do you mean by 'circumvent in the first place'

[@zackkelchner8627]

Accurate Navigation is where this threat falls apart. It will have to surface periodically to get a GPS fix and update the navigational drift in the INS/IMU. Not to mention the need to surface anytime it needs to communicate to receive commands or transmit updates. This need for periodic surfacing greatly increases the chance of being spotted or better yet getting fished up in a net.

[@bioltvint1boltvint125]

nonsense The Russians have their own network in space. Go to school.

[@bioltvint1boltvint125]

at the moment, Russia is building an army of robots with artificial intelligence. Do you have any idea who you're messing with, Yankee?

[@christopherwhite4814]

Respect to the content creator for plugging the other creator. You both have awesome, complementary content 🎯🏁👌🏻🔥

[@skinnyflea2628]

8:16 is a very very cool piece of artwork. Can anyone help me find it?

[@TheHighSpaceWizard]

It looks like the radar site in Nekoma North Dakota

[@MrSHARP27]

Hats off to russia for spending unimaginable amount of money for world peace

[@The1RedRooster]

@Kashif Post WWii was different. Largely thanks to the fact Stalin was never assassinated, he left a largely militarized over expanded empire to controll for his depleted Government. See: The Great Purge. The way i see things.. after the CCCP fell, Putin and his predecessors have been reacting to NATO and what their culture could percieve as "NATO Enchroachement" and building up arms :/ Eitherway, playing geo-politics, should be dictated by a real council and not by some strawmen in suits.

[@pacus123]

But not as much as the US. Those liberation bombs and freedom shells do come at a real price.

[@trezapoioiuy]

@Kashif All superpowers do that

[@harb1911]

@@trezapoioiuy can you remind me when last time USSR carpet bombed a city? what about atomic bombs? what about napalm? what about chemical weapons?

[@trezapoioiuy]

@@harb1911 No, I meant just giving weapons to people somewhere so that they can have their proxy wars. Not necessarily direct involvement. Superpowers in general do that anytime they think two parties going at war will be beneficial to them, even if they're not planning to be directly involved. BTW stuff like holodomor doesn't involve weapons but it's just as messed up as the ones you mentioned. And I'm not taking any parts, just saying superpowers are superpowers and they just do whatever they want to do.

[@abdulqadirhussain7864]

Chad covert cabal vs virgin doomsday Russia

[@TheLiamster]

How dare you call Mother Russia a virgin.

[@goyonman9655]

she's a mother

[@timm2020]

Well we have seen how well their other weapons have performed. So I would say it blows up on launch.

[@Mistr-Lahey]

Bro 😂 Russia is the second biggest arms dealer in the world . And they wouldn't be that if there "stuff" didn't work. Don't believe everything you see on western media .

[@tyrone2937]

@@Mistr-Lahey Their whole military is a facade lmao. The Armata, the stealthy 5th gen Su-57 that can shoot down 10 raptors and now this torpedo that has the ability to sink Britain. They always make these absurd claims and NPCs like you fall for it because west bad and russia good 🤣

[@Mistr-Lahey]

@@tyrone2937 brah lay of them steroids there affecting your IQ .

[@tyrone2937]

@@Mistr-Lahey You have no argument lol. Must be sad living that kind of life 😂

[@Mistr-Lahey]

@@tyrone2937 brah I done personal training for years and I can personally say that you sir have used one to many steroids. Get back under that bench press and leave the military talk to people who actually no about it 🤣

[@roadhouse6999]

I think the best system to detect and stop a slow-moving underwater warhead would be sharks with friggin' laser beams.

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

I think a more interesting question is - does this thing actually exist as described, and does it work as described, or is it another Putin psyop? Especially considering that the launch platform submarine is still not completed, and that the Russians' recent attempt at a nuclear powered cruise missile ended in abject failure.

[@pashapasovski5860]

Putins gambit is that he never lies! He tells the truth and his adversaries don't believe him, yet he never lies!

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

@@pashapasovski5860 lmao

[@elusive6119]

​@@pashapasovski5860 True, his words can be understood in different ways, but not a word of lies. Byzantine tradition. The West should take an excursion into history)

[@elusive6119]

The T-15 project and Lira existed and worked earlier in the 60-70-80s, these are passed technologies, there is no problem to combine them and make them better. Especially in 10 years. Especially for Rosatom, which is a super corporation like a state within a state. The motto "Country - Rosatom!" Also, those projects that you mentioned are DIFFERENT projects. Such submarines were decommissioned in the mid-90s due to maintenance and cost issues. k-329 is used as a test carrier, although in truth it is enough to simply push Status-6 into the water and start the reactor, the submarine is not needed for this. Status-6 uses a liquid metal cooled reactor as a Lyra-class submarine. More than 200 times faster than a conventional reactor. Petrel uses a ramjet nuclear engine with heating of the working fluid from nuclear batteries. Again, an accident during testing does not mean the failure of the project, but only its slowdown and the loss of one of the one-off prototypes.

[@pashapasovski5860]

@@elusive6119 Putin said few years ago that he was tired of lies in the World of politics and that he will counter lies with truth, wherever the chips fall!

[@larrysherk]

If we were to do the sensible thing, and try to make cooperative arrangements with Russia on areas of common interest, it would not matter to us whether the Poseidon can be stopped or not.

[@Shoeg4zer]

Yes, the same way we have stopped all other nuclear threats: via strategic deterrence.

[@alexmcaruthur6966]

What form of deterrence would the US use against poseidon ?

[@kaidanielson5956]

True dat. It literally doesn't matter how "scary" your new systems are if you still can't defend against an ICBM attack. You won't attack

[@PugilistCactus]

@@alexmcaruthur6966 Do you seriously think Russia is the only one with a nuclear torpedo? Seriously? Only reason the US is puckering up is because the Russian's caught up faster than expected. At this point the US is only half a decade ahead of them in terms of tech equivalency.

[@kaidanielson5956]

@@PugilistCactus Actually, they are. The US retired its only nuclear torpedo, the Mark 45 ASTOR, in the 1970s.

[@kaidanielson5956]

@@alexmcaruthur6966 The deterrence is as follows: You nuke us with Poseidon, or anything else, we nuke you with ICBMs, SLBMs, cruise missiles from B-52s, and and gravity bombs from B-2s.

[@chip1pan]

Salt water is heavy in conductivity. You could set up underwater modules to create a network around what you need to protect. And when it is detected these modules would send out a underwater emp pulse to disable the device. Easy. There is always an answer.

[@mauser98kar]

What many people including you miss is that Poseidon was made as an underwater drone system. Potentially it could be other things but the torpedo.

[@amadoufall3559]

What’s the name of the background song you’re using ?

[@themightycat7238]

Its in the description

[@jordanberry508]

Haven't they already failed trying to engineer this missile resulting in its reactor melting down and radiating areas in Russia?

[@КрлеХ]

Nope

[@jordanberry508]

@@КрлеХ pretty sure they have.

[@2lips1lolipop72]

@@КрлеХ yes they did and they found traces to sweden from russia but it wasnt from a nuclear reactor (factory) it was weaponry

[@elusive6119]

Firstly, this is not a rocket, but an underwater drone. Autonomous torpedo of unlimited range. Second, there was a fire and destruction of a jet engine using nuclear BATTERIES. At a military training ground at sea. Third, probably the media have so brainwashed you that the first and second will not be accepted.

[@jordanberry508]

@@elusive6119 or ur brainwashed urself it wasn't over sea like u claim it was on land.

[@dv270salto7]

If it's anything like their submarines, this thing'll be more dangerous to its firing crew than to the enemy....

[@heyhoe168]

Comfort yourself with that lie.

[@dv270salto7]

@@heyhoe168 Lake Karachay (Russian: Карача́й) is a GREAT example of Putin' and Co.'s excellence in arms manufacturing and competence. Not to mention the old nuclear subs currently sunk and leaking radioactive materials. the Komsomolets is only ONE example of Russian weaponry's wonderful prowess....

[@tonyfendex2558]

I guess Russians for got Chernobyl???

[@heyhoe168]

@@tonyfendex2558 I guess you dont understand what is the difference between reactor fail and weapon contamination. But it is ok for non-engineer.

[@tonyfendex2558]

@@heyhoe168 I didn't say anything about engineering.

[@Joe-po9xn]

Couldn't we set up anti-torpedo torpedo tubes off the coasts? If Poseidon eventually has to be at a certain depth due to the continental shelf, then it's reachable and in range of our coastal defenses, right? That way we can more or less protect our cities and fleets which are already docked.

[@timthorson52]

Could this weapon be stealthy enough to park on/just off the coast prior to the war, perhaps sitting there for weeks or months ahead of the actual attack, perhaps attempting to blend with industrial traffic? If it were that stealthy could it potentially be programmed to navigate rivers to penetrate the river system prior to the war?

[@LSgaming201]

It's probably like a Tomahawk you program a grid as the target and set way points along the way. Poseidon then uses a sonar array to scan the terrain along the bottom on its way to its waypoints and its eventual target. When the guidance computer reaches the final waypoint it goes into a pre programed terminal phase and likely detonates a dozen or so KM off the coast to avoid any pre placed counter measures but still well within lethal range. Tomahawk has been around for 30 years so using a similar guidance package on a Torpedo isn't that far fetched. But no one's ever been crazy enough to put a warhead this big on something like that before.

[@osamabinladen824]

Bro that's so crazy

[@Empriction]

How to stop any attack: "Let's talk"

[@karlmurray4479]

Armageddon is inevitable, it’s already starting.. oh and merry xmas and happy new year🙂

[@Francis-ce1qb]

Tim sent me here

[@lordinquisitor6651]

Metaphorically, Hhow to prevent nuclear war: every high ranking politician in every country gets an explosive collar. If their country fires a nuke, the collar triggers.

[@tothepointreviews9675]

This is my greatest fear rn

[@КАКЗАРАБОТАТЬВИНТЕРНЕТЕБЕЗ-ь8ш]

I am from Russia, this missile can lie low and wait for a long time, for months, until there is a command to attack the enemy and arrange a nuclear explosion off the coast.

[@dirtypure2023]

"No strategic need" that we know ;)

[@studio-if6wh]

Posidion is an Carrier strike/battle group killer .

[@admiralackbar1286]

Figure out its guidance system and go after that. If sonar put a bunch of emitters all along the coast get it going in circles.

[@largezo7567]

Don't be surprised if there's a large spike of views and comments from Turkey on this video. Hint hint.

[@wins4dayz255]

Why?

[@danieldossantos5868]

@@wins4dayz255 Turkey and Russia have some tensions

[@Healthwithharry]

During this time america test the knee bomb..it was tested on Floyd George and worked

[@gook5219]

Someone must cover the current Armenian-Azerbaijanian war, Cabal.

[@justinblake420]

30 Poseidon units have been deployed now

[@thestamper]

Something that long can have a pretty good VLF array and can use TTE communication since it can just go down to the seabed. No issues at all letting them loiter on the seabed launched and remaining in international water they can just travel freely during peacetime and lie in wait on the ocean floor.

[@bobjohn2000]

Wow, a KZbinr promoting somebody twice their size. Nice.

[@Tolmalion]

I remember how the west laughed when Putin first introduced these weapon systems to the world, doubting that Russia was even capable of producing such weapons. Seems like no one is laughing now.

[@senoJSR]

There is nothing special about any of these weapons. The U.S. developed a nuclear powered missile back in the early 60's.

[@Tolmalion]

@@senoJSR Avantgard which is highly maneuverable glide missile capable of mach 20 and possibly more is surely nothing special indeed. Or Zircon the scram jet powered maneuverable anti-ship hypersonic cruise missile launched from submarines that makes U.S. aircraft carriers obsolete. U.S was researching the idea but never got to functional prototype stage let alone making them fully operational. U.S. has a lot of catching up to do which is a good thing, as it will pamper their aggression towards Russia for now, knowing they have no answer for their weapon systems.

[@Tolmalion]

@Oh yeah yeah what you just said there makes no sense, if they didn't work it would prevent nothing. That's what these doomsday weapons are for, no country builds them to actually use them but as a guarantee of peace if you will, as counter attack is inevitable and unpreventable. That's how we all survived the Cold War in the first place.

[@senoJSR]

@@Tolmalion ...nonsense

[@Tolmalion]

@@senoJSR that's an argument so solid I cannot possibly attack it :D

[@deusexaethera]

The reason we (and Russia) pulled out of the ABM Treaty was so we (and Russia) could generate jobs by developing technologies that were formerly banned. The likelihood of them ever actually being used is very close to zero.

[@theonepieceguy9081]

Thanks for shouting out blinkovs. I love that chanel. Love to see you spreading the love. Keep up the work man I appreciate what you do.

[@VriendP1]

It can be stopped by the USA in multiple ways. For example, by not unilaterally abandoning nuclear treaties. By having a foreign policy that isn't based on lies and deceit, greed and violence. And finally, simply by being nice and respectable. This solution is simpler and more cost effective.

[@EFChartley]

"Russia is never as strong as she looks; Russia is never as weak as she looks." - Vladimir Putin