According to him, Russia can strike with such a missile, it can happen again, but in a conventional way. Such a stroke can be more than just another imitation.
“That is, they can fill it not with concrete, but with explosives. It is absolutely possible, but the cost of such a strike is even difficult to estimate,” he says.
In his opinion, from a military point of view, attacks with such expensive ballistics (without a nuclear warhead) are pointless. He noted that now almost every day Russia drops hundreds of guided bombs on Sumy, Kharkov, Zaporozhye and frontline cities, and their total power is much greater.
If we are talking about massive attacks of 100 missiles, then each typical cruise or ballistic missile carries up to 500 kg. And roughly up to 10% unfortunately pass our air defense system. If we take 10 missiles, we get 5 tons that reach. What difference will 1.2 tons make to this story?
