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Strategic missile complex Sarmat"" entered combat duty, announced the director of "Roscosmos" Yuriy Borisov
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Russia Announces "SARMAT" ICBM's Now on Combat Duty"​

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Russia Announces SARMAT ICBM's Now on Combat Duty

Russia’s Sarmat strategic missile system has been put on combat duty, Yuri Borisov, the head of Russian state space corporation Roscosmos, said on Friday.
"The Sarmat strategic complex has been put on combat duty," Borisov said during an educational event.
Russia tested the nuclear-capable Sarmat missile throughout 2022. Last December, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Russia will maintain combat readiness and improve the country’s nuclear triad, which he called the main guarantor of its sovereignty.
The Sarmat system is meant to replace RS-20 Voevoda missile systems. The new missile is capable of striking targets at long ranges using various flight trajectories and is guaranteed to overcome any existing and prospective anti-missile defense systems.
Having the longest range of target engagement, Sarmat is also expected to reinforce the combat capabilities of the Russian strategic nuclear forces. The first test launch of the Sarmat missile was carried out on April 20.

SPECIFICS
The RS-28 Sarmat is a three-stage, liquid-fueled ICBM equipped with multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles (MIRVs).
The operational range of RS-28 Sarmat is up to 18,000 km allows it to target almost any location on Earth.
The missile can be armed with 10-15 warheads or a combination of warheads and countermeasures, including dummy warheads to confuse enemy missile defenses.
Additionally, the Sarmat can carry up to two dozen Avangard hypersonic glide vehicles, making it an even more formidable weapon.
Each warhead of the RS-28 Sarmat is estimated to have an explosive power of up to 500 kilotons, equivalent to leveling a major metropolitan area.
To put this into perspective, the nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 had an explosive power of 15 and 21 kilotons, respectively.
The destructive potential of the Sarmat is unparalleled, and it serves as a potent deterrent against any aggression directed towards Russia.

RESPONSE TO U.S. "PROMPT GLOBAL STRIKE"
Russia points out that the Sarmat missile system is Russia's response to the Prompt Global Strike (PGS) concept developed by Pentagon planners.
PGS proposes preemptive conventional massed cruise missile strikes to disarm an adversary and eliminate its leadership.
This concept, unveiled after the US withdrew from the Antiballistic Missile Treaty with Russia in 2002, prompted Moscow to develop advanced weapons, including hypersonic missiles and glide vehicles, and ultimately, the Sarmat.
 
Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy said there could not be “sustainable peace” in Ukraine unless Kyiv regains control of Russian-occupied territories, including Crimea.
Russia has always been and remains “absolutely invincible,” President Vladimir Putin told a group of students at an open lesson marking the start of the academic year on Friday. The mentality of the Russian people makes it impossible for the country to be defeated by anyone, he added.

The president recalled the history of his own family, telling students about his ancestors who lived through World War II. According to Putin, his grandmother was fatally shot by a Nazi soldier but, even as she was dying, she was still thinking about her husband and told Putin’s grandfather “not to cry” in order not to upset her in her final moments.

“Do you understand the depth of these relationships between the ordinary people, this love?” the president said, adding that, even in the face of death, his grandmother was caring for her loved one. “How can we not take that for a model?” he added. Putin also said that all members of his family felt deep respect for each other and had a “strong inner culture.”
 
Uzi sahivi unaenda taratibu sana. Zamani ilikuwa usipoingia masaa kadhaa unakuta porojo za Pro Russia page 10 wanaimba pambio za Putin.

Naona sikuhizi wamejichimbia shimoni baada ya kugundua ni propaganda tupu. Mrusi anapigika tu hata moscow watu wanafika.
 
Uzi sahivi unaenda taratibu sana. Zamani ilikuwa usipoingia masaa kadhaa unakuta porojo za Pro Russia page 10 wanaimba pambio za Putin.

Naona sikuhizi wamejichimbia shimoni baada ya kugundua ni propaganda tupu. Mrusi anapigika tu hata moscow watu wanafika.
Nilidhani waliokuwa wameukimbia uzi ni pro-NATO akina vunjo, Fuso, Himars na wengine??!! Sasa naona mnarudi taratibu mkijfariji na mashambulizi ya drones...Lakini NATO wenyewe wana hofu na hatua hii ya Ukraine kutumia drones ndani ya Russia.....JANA vyombo vya habari vya magharibi vilikuwa vinatangaza kwa nguvu drone iliyopiga uwanja wa ndege wa Russia karibu na mpaka wa Latvia...vyombo hivyo vilikuwa vinarudia rudia kusema drones zimesafiri kilomita 700...hiyo ni disinformation kwani ukweli ni kuwa drone hizo zilisafiri umbali mfupi aidha zilirushwa kutoka ndani ya Russia au kutoka Latvia nchi ambayo ni ya NATO.....sasa hapo hofu imetanda...assuming imerushwa kutoka Latvia...hahahahahhahaha kazi ipo....Leo Russia imetangaza kuwa lilile kombora la masafa marefu litaingia kazini...tusubiri ....kuna watu watajichanganya wenyewe
 
Uzi sahivi unaenda taratibu sana. Zamani ilikuwa usipoingia masaa kadhaa unakuta porojo za Pro Russia page 10 wanaimba pambio za Putin.

Naona sikuhizi wamejichimbia shimoni baada ya kugundua ni propaganda tupu. Mrusi anapigika tu hata moscow watu wanafika.
Ulitakaje kwani!!? Ardhi imechukuliwa zaidi ya 25% rudisheni hiyo kwanza ndio muanze kutamba.... Jeshi limeparaganyika, NATO wemerusha taulo ulingoni misaada inayeya.... Nimekaa pale ....
 

U.S. to send its first depleted uranium rounds to Ukraine - sources​

The Biden administration will for the first time send controversial armor-piercing munitions containing depleted uranium to Ukraine, according to a document seen by Reuters and separately confirmed by two U.S. officials.

The rounds, which could help destroy Russian tanks, are part of a new military aid package for Ukraine set to be unveiled in the next week. The munitions can be fired from U.S. Abrams tanks that, according to a person familiar with the matter, are expected be delivered to Ukraine in the coming weeks.

One of the officials said that the coming aid package will be worth between $240 million and $375 million depending on what is included.

The value and contents of the package were still being finalized, the officials said. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Although Britain sent depleted uranium munitions to Ukraine earlier this year, this would be the first U.S. shipment of the ammunition and will likely stir controversy.

It follows an earlier decision by the Biden administration to provide cluster munitions to Ukraine, despite concerns over the dangers such weapons pose to civilians.

The use of depleted uranium munitions has been fiercely debated, with opponents like the International Coalition to Ban Uranium Weapons saying there are dangerous health risks from ingesting or inhaling depleted uranium dust, including cancers and birth defects.

A by-product of uranium enrichment, depleted uranium is used for ammunition because its extreme density gives rounds the ability to easily penetrate armour plating and self-ignite in a searing cloud of dust and metal.

While depleted uranium is radioactive, it is considerably less so than naturally occurring uranium, although particles can linger for a considerable time.

The United States used depleted uranium munitions in massive quantities in the 1990 and 2003 Gulf Wars and the NATO bombing of former Yugoslavia in 1999.
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Ukraine kuendelea kupokea misaada ya aina hii huku Vita (operation maalum) ikiendelea kwa zaidi ya mwaka ni ishara kuwa 'demilitarization of Ukraine' imefeli ?

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What are depleted uranium munitions and why are they controversial?​

In our last post, we told you the US is set to send munitions containing depleted uranium to Ukraine for the first time.

Here we explain what they are and why they are so controversial.
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What are they?
Depleted uranium is a dense by-product left over when uranium is enriched for use in nuclear reactors or nuclear weapons
The depleted uranium is radioactive, but less so than natural uranium ore.

It is used in weapons because of its high density.

This means it self-ignites at high temperatures and pressures.

As a result, it becomes sharper and can penetrate armour plating - cutting through a tank's armour in the blink of an eye before exploding into a burning cloud of dust and metal while the high temperatures explode the fuel and ammunition of the tank.

Who has them?
The US, the UK, Russia, China, France and Pakistan produce uranium weapons, according to the International Coalition to Ban Uranium Weapons.

Another 14 states are known to store them, it says.

Why are they controversial?
The use of the weapons has been fiercely debated, with opponents saying there are dangerous health risks from
ingesting or inhaling depleted uranium dust.

Critics claim these include cancers and birth defects, while others say munition which miss their target can poison groundwater and soil.

The US used depleted uranium munitions in massive quantities in the 1990 and 2003 Gulf Wars and the NATO bombing of former Yugoslavia in 1999.

The International Atomic Energy says studies in the affected countries "indicated the existence of depleted uranium residues dispersed in the environment does not pose a radiological hazard to the population of the affected regions".

Still, the radioactive material could add to Ukraine's massive post-war clean-up challenge.

Parts of the country are already strewn with unexploded ordnance from cluster bombs and other munitions and hundreds of thousands of mines.
 
Russia has always been and remains “absolutely invincible,” President Vladimir Putin told a group of students at an open lesson marking the start of the academic year on Friday. The mentality of the Russian people makes it impossible for the country to be defeated by anyone, he added.

The president recalled the history of his own family, telling students about his ancestors who lived through World War II. According to Putin, his grandmother was fatally shot by a Nazi soldier but, even as she was dying, she was still thinking about her husband and told Putin’s grandfather “not to cry” in order not to upset her in her final moments.

“Do you understand the depth of these relationships between the ordinary people, this love?” the president said, adding that, even in the face of death, his grandmother was caring for her loved one. “How can we not take that for a model?” he added. Putin also said that all members of his family felt deep respect for each other and had a “strong inner culture.”
” the president said, adding that, even in the face of death, his grandmother was caring for her loved one. “How can we not take that for a model?” he added. Putin also said that all members of his family felt deep respect for each other and had a “strong inner culture.”


Inasikitisha sana kuona Putin anategemea mizimu ( ancestors) kuishinda hii vita[emoji24][emoji24]

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Ukraine kuendelea kupokea misaada ya aina hii huku Vita (operation maalum) ikiendelea kwa zaidi ya mwaka ni ishara kuwa 'demilitarization of Ukraine' imefeli ?

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Ukrainian naval drones target Crimean Bridge – MOD​

At least three hostile unmanned boats were detected and destroyed in the Black Sea, according to the Russian military
Ukrainian naval drones target Crimean Bridge – MOD

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Multiple attempted attacks by Ukrainian maritime drones on the strategic bridge which links the Crimean Peninsula to the Russian mainland were foiled on Friday evening and early Saturday morning, the Russian Defense Ministry claims.
“On September 1, at about 11:15pm Moscow time, the Kiev regime attempted to launch a terrorist attack on the Crimean Bridge using a semi-submersible unmanned boat,” the ministry said in a brief statement, adding that the hostile craft was “promptly detected and destroyed” in the Black Sea.
Three hours later, at around 2:10am on Saturday, another drone was destroyed in the area as it also attempted to strike the bridge, the Russian military said ni. A third incoming unmanned boat was reportedly neutralized at 2:20am.
All traffic on the Crimean Bridge was briefly stopped as a precaution on Friday evening, and restored after 3am.
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Mkuu, jiongeze. Mpaka kiongozi wa NATO analazimika kutumia silaha zilizopigwa marufuku bado haujang'amua kuwa demilitarization imefanikiwa 100%,?
 
Inasikitisha sana kuona Putin anategemea mizimu ( ancestors) kuishinda hii vita[emoji24][emoji24]
Sitaki kuamini kuwa, "Ras Simba" bado anahitajika kufanya kazi na Wewe Mkuu.
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Labda tumkodi Nyani Ngabu afanye kazi ya Ras Simba hapa JF. Sema dau la Nyani Ngabu linaweza kuwa kikwazo.
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Kwa ufupi, hakuna mahali amesema anategemea mizimu bali alikuwa anafafanua msingi wa uimara wa nchi ya Russia kukabili changamoto yoyote inayojitokeza.
 
Sitaki kuamini kuwa, "Ras Simba" bado anahitajika kufanya kazi na Wewe Mkuu.
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Labda tumkodi Nyani Ngabu afanye kazi ya Ras Simba hapa JF. Sema dau la Nyani Ngabu linaweza kuwa kikwazo.
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Kwa ufupi, hakuna mahali amesema anategemea mizimu bali alikuwa anafafanua msingi wa uimara wa nchi ya Russia kukabili changamoto yoyote inayojitokeza.
"The president recalled the history of his own family, telling students about his ancestors who lived through World War II. According to Putin, his grandmother was fatally shot by a Nazi soldier but, even as she was dying, she was still thinking about her husband and told Putin’s grandfather “not to cry” in order not to upset her in her final"

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