02:00There are two positions in Romania and in Poland, and there are 24 anti-missiles deployed
02:18there.
02:19I think they're called Standard 3 in Romania.
02:27It's the 1B modification with a 300-kilometer range, and it can intercept missiles at 80
02:37to 250 kilometers of altitude in Poland.
02:41There is a newer modification.
02:43It can intercept as far as 1,000 kilometers and at the altitude of up to 500 kilometers,
02:52whereas Oreshnik is an intermediate-range missile, and it's 1,000 up to 5,500 kilometers.
03:03That's the range of Oreshnik.
03:05Now, just imagine, our system is deployed 2,000 kilometers away.
03:17Even if the anti-missile is deployed in Poland, it's not going to be able to intercept.
03:25They say that the missile is very vulnerable at the launching stage, but they won't be
03:31able to intercept those missiles so far.
03:39Moreover, the launching sites are protected.
03:44Moreover, it takes time for the anti-missile to get to the missile, but it takes several
03:50seconds, and then it's too late to catch or to intercept it.
03:55So there is... yeah, before the separation.
03:59So there is no chance that the missile is going to be brought down by the anti-missiles.
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