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Crater of a Russian non-nuclear RS-28 Sarmat ICBM test projectile is 8m deep and 20m wide

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First published at 02:23 UTC on May 23rd, 2022.

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5/20/2022 16ft deep and 66ft wide. Ugh. This is without any explosive.
Machine translation: The head of Roscosmos showed a huge crater from a Sarmat missile impact, advising aggressors to be nicer to Russia

The footage shows the consequences of a hi…

The footage shows the consequences of a hit of one of the training blocks of the Sarmat heavy intercontinental ballistic missile at the Kamchatka missile range.

Rogozin noted that with a nuclear charge such a crater would be "very big and very deep and radioactive. The number of sinkholes depends directly on the number of warheads in the missile.

Nearly fifty Sarmats of this kind will soon be on combat duty.

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