For the first time in history, the aggressor country has used the P-35 anti-ship missile (3m44 progress) for attacks on Ukraine. The weight of the rocket is four tons, and it was first adopted in 1962, even then considered outdated. Experts believe that the use of this rocket is more like an effort to strike without a much choice of means.
The rocket is 10 meters long, and probably beaten in the southern direction. Even under difficult conditions, it can be difficult to determine the P-35 missile itself, but it has characteristic wings, which allows you to identify it. It is confirmed that this rocket was used. Despite its age, the P-35 still remains in service with Russia and is part of the Redout shore missile complex. For 2021, they were estimated at 8 starting.
It is also known that this rocket can be used in the complex "UES", also known as "Object-100". It is an underground construction located in the Balaklava area in the temporarily occupied Crimea. The rockets are underground and rise only before starting.
The rocket has a range up to 300 km (at some sources up to 460 km), up to 1800 km/h (at other sources 2200 km/h), and the size of the fighting part up to 930 kg (FBBC 4G48).
It should be reminded that for the confusion of hostile air purposes, Ukrainian air defense uses converted Soviet missile systems Buk-M1, adapted to American missiles.
Earlier, it was also reported that the Ukrainian forces actively destroy hostile military equipment, and mathematical calculations indicate that by some year the Russians will end all tanks.
