CNBC: Rusija uspješno testirala Tsirkon hipersoničnu raketu

Russia again successfully tests ship-based hypersonic missile — which will likely be ready for combat by 2022
Amanda Macias
Published Thu, Dec 20 2018 • 2:59 PM ESTUpdated Thu, Dec 20 2018 • 3:47 PM EST





Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a ceremony to bestow state awards on military personnel who fought in Syria, at the Kremlin in Moscow on December 28, 2017.
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WASHINGTON — Russia has conducted another successful test of its ship-based hypersonic missile, a weapon the United States is currently unable to defend against, according to two people with direct knowledge of a U.S. intelligence report.
The people, who spoke to CNBC on the condition of anonymity, said Russia has carried out five total tests of its ship-based hypersonic missile since 2015.
The last known test of the device, dubbed “Tsirkon,” was successfully conducted Dec. 10 and reached a top speed of Mach 8, approximately eight times the speed of sound, or about two miles per second.
“What we are seeing with this particular weapon is that the Russians designed it to have a dual-purpose capability, meaning, it can be used against a target on land as well as a vessel at sea,” one source explained. “Last week’s successful test showed that the Russians were able to achieve sustained flight, a feat that is crucial in the development of hypersonic weapons.”


The U.S. intelligence report, according to one source, noted that production of the missile is slated to begin in 2021 and it will join the Kremlin’s arsenal no earlier than 2022.

Russia's Poliment-Redut Air Defense System to Fire Long Range Antiaircraft Missiles
Monday, 26 November 2018 09:38

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Russian warships will be able to down cruise and ballistic missiles at hundreds of kilometers. Poliment-Redut shipborne antiaircraft weapon will soon get a guided long-range missile. Experts believe it will strengthen naval air defense and increase combat capabilities to defend strategic facilities, the Izvestia daily writes.

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The Defense Ministry told the newspaper a new long-range guided missile is designed for shipborne Poliment-Redut. The trials of the new projectile are expected next year. Project 22350 frigates, project 20380 corvettes and other prospective warships carrying Poliment-Redut will be armed with them.
The new missile uses the technological experience of 40N6 missile and the family of 9M96 and 9M100 missiles. The exact tactical and technical characteristics are unknown so far, but the missile is likely to destroy aerodynamic targets at a distance of 400 km and an altitude of 35 km.

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The new Poliment-Redut missile will help warships create a safe zone around sea and ground facilities with a radius of several hundred kilometers. No cruise or ballistic missile or drone will be able to break through.
Poliment-Redut is the latest shipborne air defense weapon.
It currently has three types of vertically-launched antiaircraft missiles: short-range 9M100, medium range 9M96E and long-range (120 km) 9M96D. Modern technical solutions provide a high effectiveness, in particular, the combined aiming system (initially the missile is guided by a radar and then the homing warhead switches on). It provides the optimal flight trajectory and precision aiming also at maneuvering targets.

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In contrast to previous-generation shipborne air defense weapons, Poliment-Redut has a much higher hit probability and fire capability (the number of simultaneously launched missiles). The weapon is small in size and can be easily carried by small ships, such as corvettes.
Shipborne guided air defense missiles are technically sophisticated products as they operate in a different environment than ground analogues, expert Dmitry Kornev said. "Warships fire from vertical container launchers installed under the deck," he said. "It calls for a number of conditions to operate the air defense. There is a different munitions storing regime in humidity and temperature indicators. The launch regime is often changed. The transportation-launch containers of shipborne guided air defense missiles have changes in construction and the launcher. The control and aiming system also differs from ground analogues," he said.
The new missile will strengthen naval air defense, expert Prokhor Tebin said. Warships will get a multilayered air defense and long-range missiles will operate at distant approaches. If hostile missiles or aircraft break through, they will be downed in close combat by other weapons. Even the latest antiship missiles rarely have a range of over 400 km. Their carriers can thus be destroyed during the attack or at approaches, the Izvestia said.

Porokati Amere jos dok ne znaju di im je guzica.,...

pismejker wrote:Porokati Amere jos dok ne znaju di im je guzica.,...

Zadnjih danas baš je dosta dobrih vijesti vezano uz modernizaciju ruske mornarice. Neki su se sustavni problemi riješili, brodovi konačno ušli u službu.

nije li cirkon vec odavno u sluzbi
jbte ovi ameri su ukurcu

Leviathan2 wrote:nije li cirkon vec odavno u sluzbi
jbte ovi ameri su ukurcu

Implatati sa cirkonskom krunom su savršenstvo protetike. Zubne, naravno.  Znam to iz osobnog iskustva.  

Hektorović wrote:

pismejker wrote:Porokati Amere jos dok ne znaju di im je guzica.,...

Zadnjih danas baš je dosta dobrih vijesti vezano uz modernizaciju ruske mornarice. Neki su se sustavni problemi riješili, brodovi konačno ušli u službu.

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Eroo wrote:

Leviathan2 wrote:nije li cirkon vec odavno u sluzbi
jbte ovi ameri su ukurcu

Implatati sa cirkonskom krunom su savršenstvo protetike. Zubne, naravno.  Znam to iz osobnog iskustva.  

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