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Evidence of a Hellfire Missile with Pop-out Swords ⚔️ - Dark Footage

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First published at 01:10 UTC on October 17th, 2020.

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Allegedly recorded in Syria, seen here is a still from footage showing the remnants of the rumored R9X missile, otherwise known as the “sword bomb.”

The video first appeared on Twitter, posted by @TRintheworld. In it, the remains of one of the sword blades can be seen. It was first tweeted on social media on June 17, 2020, three days after the AGM-114R9X was used to strike an SUV in the Syrian Idlib Governorate.

The weapon supposedly has a pinpoint destructive radius, as it carries no explosives in order to avoid civilian casualties. Instead, sword blades fan out from the body before ripping through its target with pure kinetic force…

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