The strategy of Russian aggression

Ukrainian sources have already confirmed: Iskander is in action. The new missile, capable of reaching 800 km, is ready for battle. What does this say? Russia has changed the rules of the game again.

We are confident in reporting the first real strike by the Russian enemy. No one expected such an evolution – the previous radius reached only 500 km. Now, talk of a modification called the Iskander-1000 has become a reality. The improved missile strikes with unprecedented speed and accuracy, maneuvering along a quasi-ballistic trajectory, reminiscent of entering battle with new aggressive tactics.

Observing the changes, we must admit: our air defense systems can no longer respond to threats as they used to. The response time is reduced to a critical 2-7 minutes, depending on the starting point. This actually indicates that we have become less protected and, perhaps, even defenseless.

Polite estimates of the missiles' hypersonic speeds reaching Mach 8-9 compare them to the Kh-47M2 Kinzhal, and this reality again threatens our defense capabilities. Even more seriously: the new system, which is already effectively at war, is not in the strategic category, but means that Russian tactics have become more cunning and insidious.

So, we are on the verge of new challenges. The enemy’s strategic position allows him to strike much further, deep into our territory, from places that are now difficult to track. Targeting is becoming a worrying issue for our army. It is already obvious: even modern systems like Patriot can barely cope with traditional Iskanders, and the new reality has made their task even more difficult.

It is also impossible not to point out the maneuvering trajectory and steep dive. This is not just statistics - it is a real challenge for our army, which is no longer trying to invent magic, but is trying to survive under the pressure of irresponsible aggression.

There is no more room for illusions. This is a battle of truth and power, and we must cast aside all artificial constructs, for we have long been in the fight for our future. The war is not over yet. It is only escalating.