The moment Russia fires a missile that attacks Ukraine in the middle of the Black Sea
Date 07 Jun 2022 time 18:45
Clip of Russian Navy firing Kalibr missiles at Ukraine from the Black Sea
website Navy Recognition A video released on June 7 shows a Russian military buyan-class cruiser firing a Kalibr missile at a Ukrainian target in the Black Sea, citing a video released on June 7.
The Kalibr missile, also known as NATO’s SS-N-27 Sizzler and SS-N-30A, is a family of Russian cruise missiles developed by the Novator Design Bureau (OKB-8), with a range of approximately 1,500 to 2,500 kilometers. from warships, submarines and aerial fire. and have various forms Both for naval attacks, warships and land attacks.
Some models have a 2-stage drive that accelerates to supersonic speeds in the final stages before reaching the target. So that the enemy defense system has less time to react. It can also carry warheads with 500 kilograms of bombs or thermonuclear warheads.
The missile can be launched from a surface ship with a vertical launch system (VLS). The rocket will then reach a height that is safe against the hull and ignite its engines to maneuver around obstacles. Before hitting the target accurately with the GNSS navigation system and the GLONASS satellite coordinate system or the Russian version of the GPS system.
The domestic version of the missile (3M54T / 3M54K) and the export version. (3M54TE/3M54KE) moving at a speed below sound. before moving to Mach 2.9 supersonic (2.9 times faster than the speed of sound) when approaching the target. This speed makes existing missile defense systems undetectable.
The warship is a Buyan-M-class cruiser, a project 21,631 small missile cruiser, which was launched in April. 2020 and enter service in Jan. 2021, the ship is designed primarily for coastal operations. to protect the coastal areas of Russia
The ship is capable of a maximum speed of 28 knots, an operating range of 2,800 km, and is equipped with a variety of armament such as 100 mm naval guns A-190-01, 30 mm AK-630-M2 CIWS, Pantir-M CIWS air defense missile system ( Stavropol), Kalibr or Oniks anti-ship missiles, eight Komar surface-to-air missiles, a DP-65 grenade launcher and two 14.5 mm KPV machine guns.
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