Russia will soon counter hypersonic weapons deployed across other countries, President Vladimir Putin said Sunday, adding that Moscow was ahead of the United States in the emergence of a new weapons bureaucracy.
Hypersonic shadowy cars can adhere to an unpredictable trajectory and maneuver as they impact the technique. They also adhere to flatter miles and minimize the trajectory of ballistic missiles.
Washington and Moscow have expanded their defense captains as some Cold War-era arms deals have collapsed as Russia’s ties with the West have deepened.
Last year, Russia deployed its first nuclear-capable hypersonic missiles, while the Pentagon intends to deploy hypersonic captains between the early to mid-2020s.
“They are quite likely to have the means to fight hypersonic weapons at a time when the world’s major countries will have such weapons,” Putin said through the RIA news agency.
While Russia and had a similar general variety of nutransparent weapons, Putin said Moscow was ahead in advancing arms development.