Russia’s MASSIVE MIssile is a MASSIVE FAILURE

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October 4, 2024

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As I delved deeper into the recent satellite imagery of Russia’s so-called “Satan 2” ICBM test, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of unease. The commercial satellite images showed a massive crater, about 200 feet wide, and a trail of debris and rubble, indicating a catastrophic explosion. It’s not just a failed test, but a complete failure, with multiple fireworks and a launch site in shambles. The Russian Defense Ministry, when asked about the incident, tactfully pointed to “frivolous speculation” and referred us to the Russians for more information. Yeah, right, because that’s exactly what we’re getting.

But what’s really got me worried is the Russian claims about the Satan 2’s performance. They claim it’s the largest and most powerful ICBM in the world, but all the tests so far have been failures. There’s that notorious crater, now allegedly filled with a mysterious substance, and who knows what else was involved in this testing protocol gone wrong. I’m getting a whiff of something fishy, like maybe there’s more to this story than meets the eye.

Now, some experts claim that the Russians are trying to outdo the US by comparing notes on new ICBM tests, but I’m not buying it. The real reasons behind these failures might be more sinister. Perhaps it’s corruption, Russian-style, where someone in power got it into their head that the Satan 2 was ready for prime time. Or, it could be a more insidious collaboration with the North Koreans, who are rumored to be using Russian tech to upgrade their ICBM capabilities. Yeah, or maybe it’s a little of both, with the Russians trying to siphon off some test results and keep the North Koreans’ paws in the deal. Whatever the case, things are getting murkier than a Russian roulette game.