I don't want to comment on this situation in detail yet, because there is no information from the Russian Ministry of Defense. And the Western sources of information from which you draw information are always lying.PIERRE WOODMAN wrote: ↑Thu Sep 26, 2024 6:12 amAt same time Russia failed again with the test of Satan2 bomb
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RS-28_Sarmat
It’s a humiliation once again after the test simply erased the base with a 400 m crater !!
PW
At the Plesetsk Cosmodrome (Russia), various launches and tests are constantly taking place, and there is always a possibility that some emergency situations may occur. Therefore, your definition of “humiliation” is absolutely inappropriate, because in the field of space technology, there is always room for various nuances, some of which cannot be calculated 100%. The U.S., constantly, fail with the testing of their hypersonic weapons, I about European countries, such as France, I do not speak at all....
But, as for the Sarmat missile (Satan-2), it has long been thoroughly tested and adopted for service, respectively, successfully passed the tests. Therefore, the information given out by the Western media that it was the Sarmat missile that exploded, and not something else, is most likely a wishful thinking....