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OSINTtechnical

@Osinttechnical

Mar 3, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X

https://twitter.com/VolodymyrAriev/status/1499407410146033676

Okay this could either be a 9M728 Iskander K, or a 3M14 Kaliber.

Definitely a cruise missile.

https://twitter.com/VolodymyrAriev/status/1499407410146033676

I don’t think I’ve actually ever seen either in a functional condition this close before

Okay it’s definitely a 3M14 Kaliber

(This one is probably headed straight to WSMR)

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