Russia’s RS-28 Sarmat Missile Explodes in Silo After Failed Test
Video Summary
A satellite image shared by Mt. Anderson reveals a failed test attempt of Russia’s heavy ICBM, RS-28 Sarmat. The test site, where the missile was being launched, was destroyed, leaving a large crater and a trail of damage. The incident highlights the unreliability of Russia’s much-vaunted missile systems. The Sarmat, which Russia claims has a range of 18,000 kilometers, has now failed in tests four times. Independent flight data shows that the Cobra Ball aircraft, a high-tech surveillance plane, was deployed to monitor the test. The failure of the test, combined with other reports of Russian missile failures, raises questions about the credibility of Russia’s military claims and the effectiveness of their weapons. The incident also serves as a reminder of Russia’s military’s propensity for boasting and exaggeration.
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