>The Sarmat is a liquid fueled missile so this accident could have occurred separate from the actual launch activity. If this occurred as part of the fueling process, it could explain the lack of Cobra Ball activity on the day of the incident. This first, and last successful test of the Sarmat was April 20th, 2022. With these events now official, this is at least the 4th failed test attempt of the “combat operational” Sarmat Heavy ICBM.
Looks like nuclear sabre rattling went south. Sarmat so far have only 20% success rate, 1 out of 5 times.
Petulantraven on
Shame…
dartie on
Very sad. Waaaahhhh.
DatOneAxolotl on
PAHAHAHAHA
Baron_von_Ungern on
Looks like the only running Sarmat they have is the Sarmat-mobile, and even that sometimes doubtful.
mariuszmie on
Russia is basically oil gas and maybe sometimes nukes.
LifeFeckinBrilliant on
This is what happens when you spend all your money on palaces & private rail systems rather than routine maintenance of your military equipment.
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>The Sarmat is a liquid fueled missile so this accident could have occurred separate from the actual launch activity. If this occurred as part of the fueling process, it could explain the lack of Cobra Ball activity on the day of the incident. This first, and last successful test of the Sarmat was April 20th, 2022. With these events now official, this is at least the 4th failed test attempt of the “combat operational” Sarmat Heavy ICBM.
Looks like nuclear sabre rattling went south. Sarmat so far have only 20% success rate, 1 out of 5 times.
Shame…
Very sad. Waaaahhhh.
PAHAHAHAHA
Looks like the only running Sarmat they have is the Sarmat-mobile, and even that sometimes doubtful.
Russia is basically oil gas and maybe sometimes nukes.
This is what happens when you spend all your money on palaces & private rail systems rather than routine maintenance of your military equipment.