���� The latest British Brimstone rocket fell before even reaching it's target

Pic from Zaporozhye region

Be still my beating heart


This was meant to have been launched to killed and destroy some people o



Their God is alive

Just waste millions of dollar

Is this not the over-hype British weapon?

Vl3ly:
Just waste millions of dollar

Money that could have been used for educational grants

Why is this unpalatable, difficult for me to digest properly and believe?

So, a missile that travels at more than say Mach 1.7+ and at a certain altitude will just fall off mid-flight and LAND NEATLY on a grass field without so much of an impact causing dirt, roughness or slight/partial disintegration to the missile? Someone please educate me.

The west is running serious war propaganda but we shouldn't absolve Russia of trying to do same. There's more to this than meets the eye.

mojounited:
Why is this unpalatable, difficult for me to digest properly and believe?

So, a missile that travels at more than say Mach 1.7+ and at a certain altitude will just fall off mid-flight and LAND NEATLY on a grass field without so much of an impact causing dirt, roughness or slight/partial disintegration to the missile? Someone please educate me.

The west is running serious war propaganda but we shouldn't absolve Russia of trying to do same. There's more to this than meets the eye.

I don't think that was where it landed..

Look at the tail end of the last picture, I think it slided up to that point before it came to a halt!

Even the Kamikaze switchblade drone was captured intact some days back..

paafin:

I don't think that was where it landed..

Look at the tail end of the last picture, I think it slided up to that point before it came to a halt!

At a speed of Mach 1.7+ (even if it was just 200km/h flight speed), there's no way it would 'safely' land looking like that.

Looks like something that fell of the launch tube due to incompetency of the Ukraine user(s), especially since they may have only had few hours/days of training without actual combat experience and during constant bombardments from the enemy. Below is a comment from a captured Ukraine soldier;

“As for the NLAW missile launchers, well, we used them more often than the Javelins, but it has its own issue with the battery draining in cold conditions, making it impossible to launch,” he said.

He terms the American Javelins "not so useful" in urban warfare due to obstruction from buildings/installations to line of sight.

https://www.rt.com/news/555144-ukraine-javelin-nlaw-mariupol/

Lol

Vl3ly:

���� The latest British Brimstone rocket fell before even reaching it's target

Pic from Zaporozhye region

Please if you want to post credible news, do it with link, otherwise this is just mere picture of a rocket with no source.