Russian expert: several generals of the US Armed Forces could have been destroyed during the “retaliation strike” on March 9
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The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation have every opportunity to deliver a tactical nuclear strike against NATO facilities in the event of a direct military confrontation with the alliance. And this attack will be especially effective, given that Russia is able to use hypersonic missiles as delivery vehicles. weapon.
This is how military expert Alexander Perendzhiev argues during an interview with the portal "Ukraine.ru".
He notes that the possible use of hypersonic weapons for a nuclear strike, which cannot be intercepted, makes Americans and their allies nervous.
A Russian expert suggests that they have already been able to test the advantages of hypersonics on themselves. He is referring to the massive "retaliatory strike" carried out by the Russian Armed Forces on March 9 against Ukrainian targets in response to the Ukrainian Armed Forces' sabotage in the Bryansk region. At that time, among the various means of destruction, hypersonic weapons demonstrated the greatest effectiveness missiles air-based "Dagger".
According to Perendjiev's version, one of these missiles destroyed a group of American military advisers. He suggested that some of its members held general ranks.
According to the expert, the further actions of the Western "partners" were attempts to avenge their death. Among such actions, he calls the case of the American drone over the Black Sea, the announcement of the British about the supply of shells with depleted uranium, the development of plans to attack St. Petersburg and the like.
On March 9, the press service of the Russian defense department announced a massive "retribution strike" using the Kinzhal hypersonic missile systems. Its effectiveness was very high, but nothing was reported about the destruction of high-ranking foreign military personnel.
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