Russian experts have discovered a critical flaw in the U.S.-made ATACMS missiles, revealing that their cluster munitions sometimes fail to detonate upon landing. These tennis ball-sized explosives, packed with tungsten for deadly shrapnel, pose a hidden danger as they remain live and sensitive to movement. This revelation could significantly impact
Russian experts have obtained the guidance system from a U.S. ATACMS missile, a high-tech weapon recently provided to Ukraine. By analyzing its components, such as ring laser gyroscopes and GPS modules, they aim to uncover the missile’s weaknesses and strengths. This knowledge could enable Russia to better intercept and jam
In a dramatic development, Ukraine reportedly struck Russia’s state-of-the-art $600 million S-500 missile defense system using ATACMS missiles. This marks a significant moment in the conflict, showcasing Ukraine’s growing military capabilities and tactical boldness. If confirmed, this strike could represent a major setback for Russia, highlighting vulnerabilities in its advanced
