Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Russia Claims To Have Gotten Its Hands On A U.S. Tomahawk Cruise Missile And One Other Air-Launched Missile From Syrian Strikes



CNBC: Russia claims it has a US Tomahawk cruise missile and will use it to improve its own weapons

* Russia has gotten its hands on a U.S. Tomahawk cruise missile and it's going to study it to improve its own weapon systems, the Defense Ministry said Wednesday.
* However, the U.S. Department of Defense told CNBC that the claims from Moscow are "absurd."
* Russia said it would study the Tomahawk and would use it to improve Russian weapon systems.

Russia has gotten its hands on a U.S. Tomahawk cruise missile and it's going to study it to improve its own weapon systems, the Defense Ministry said Wednesday,

However, the U.S. Department of Defense told CNBC that the claims from Moscow are "absurd."

An official within Russia's ministry said that an unexploded Tomahawk cruise missile and one high accuracy air-launched missile that the U.S. and its allies used in their last airstrike in Syria on April 14 has been brought to Moscow, Russian news agency TASS reported.

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WNU Editor: This Russian MoD news conference is a follow-up on previous claims .... Syria And Russia Claim They Recovered Two U.S. Cruise Missiles That Did Not Explode In Last Weeks Missile Strikes (April 22, 2018). What's my take .... aside from the unexploded warhead that they are claiming they have, these fragments is what I expect that they will find from any strike.

More News On Russia Claiming To Have Gotten Its Hands On A U.S. Tomahawk Cruise Missile And One Other Air-Launched Missile

105 hits in Syria? Not likely, says Russia & shows fragments of missiles downed in US-led strikes -- RT
WATCH Russian MoD Shows US Tomahawk Missiles Found in Syria After US-Led Strike -- Sputnik
Syrian air defenses shot down 46 missiles fired in US-led strike — General Staff -- TASS
Russian General Staff: Syrian facilities hit by US strikes had no chemical weapons -- TASS
Russia now claims the US missile strike on Syria largely failed — and that they've captured US missile technology -- Business Insider

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Russian MOD acts a bit like a baby here.. "look at us, look at us, we've got some tangled fragments" "we big boys, we will study them, we will improve uhhuhhh we know fire when we see fire!"

lol

SCOTTYD said...

I find it hard to believe they found an unexploded warhead after 105 missiles. The only way this logically makes sense to me, is if those were the last two fired, or very close to the last two.

fazman said...

If true 6 and that's a big if) who knows where it ended up. They have around a 3% chance of going astray, misfiring, or not detonating.
I think that was the approx figure Jay ?