Russian Troops’ Disgraceful Iskander Launch Failure: Video Fact

The missile fell near the positions of the invaders.

The Russian occupying troops stood out for the unsuccessful launch of the Iskander missile, which, according to Kremlin propagandists, has “no analogues”. Shortly after takeoff, the projectile landed near the takeoff site.

The corresponding video leaked into the internet, causing ridicule from users. “Choose for yourself what you like. Everything will work: the no ‘anal-gas’ weapon; 'don't make the Iskanders laugh’; weapons in the crooked hands; and your option,” writes the AFU’s Center for Strategis Communications Telegram channel.

The Russian Iskander missile systems were adopted by Russia in 2007. Their presentation took place in 1998 in Zhukovsky (Moscow region).

“Iskanders are capable of launching missiles at a distance of up to 500 km, and the developers claim that they “have no analogues in the world”, and that the shells from them allegedly fly “strictly along a given trajectory” and “hit right on target”.