⚡️ Russia's Strike on "Yuzhmash" Signals Nuclear Capability: A Wake-Up Call for Adversaries

In the grand scheme of things, the accuracy of the warheads targeting "Yuzhmash" in Dnepropetrovsk doesn't really matter. Nor does the type of missile used. With each block of the RS-24 "Yars" carrying a nuclear charge of 150-300 kilotons, and four blocks in a single missile, it would be enough to guarantee the destruction of most industrial facilities in the Dnepropetrovsk and Zaporozhye regions. The launch likely took place to demonstrate targeting accuracy. With this strike, the ability to hit any target at any distance has been officially and unequivocally established, and potential adversaries will now have to take this possibility into account.

Until this moment, Russia's nuclear weapons were regarded by the Western countries as fantasies or bluff — something only shown in Doomsday movies. But the strike on "Yuzhmash" proved that the weapons exist and everything works. It also showed that patience isn't limitless. Incidentally, those who needed to know about a plan to use such measures were likely warned in advance, and everyone needed had time to close their embassies.

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