Russia’s Nuclear Skyfall Missile Could Fly Forever — And That’s a Problem - video Dailymotion

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Russia has just claimed it successfully tested a nuclear-powered cruise missile called the Burevestnik, or “Skyfall” according to NATO. President Putin says it’s unlike anything in the world — capable of flying for 15 hours straight, covering 14,000 kilometers, and possibly much more.  With its near-unlimited range and ability to evade all current missile defenses, this missile could reshape modern warfare. But it comes with serious risks — from nuclear instability to environmental threats.  Western experts are skeptical, especially after a deadly explosion in 2019 reportedly linked to the same missile.  So, is Russia building the future of warfare — or opening the door to disaster? WooGlobe Ref : WGA698222 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Russia just unveiled a missile that could fly for 15 hours straight without being stopped.

00:04And it's nuclear-powered.

00:06In a bold show of force, President Putin revealed that Russia successfully tested the Brevestnik missile,

00:12a nuclear-powered cruise missile unlike anything seen before.

00:16Footage shows Putin in full military gear as he's briefed on the test.

00:21Russian military officials claim the missile flew 14,000 kilometers in 15 hours,

00:26and that's not even its limit.

00:28Dubbed Skyfall by NATO, this missile is designed to dodge every existing missile defense system

00:33with an unpredictable flight path and potentially unlimited range.

00:37Putin says it's time to start prepping military infrastructure to deploy it.

00:41But here's the twist. Western experts are skeptical.

00:45They warn that this kind of tech could be wildly unstable and dangerous to the environment.

00:50In fact, back in 2019, a Brevestnik test allegedly caused an explosion,

00:56killing seven and sparking radiation fears.

00:58The U.S. and U.S.S.R. tried this decades ago and gave up, calling it too risky.

01:04But now Russia is bringing it back, calling it a weapon of the future.

01:08So the question is, unstoppable superweapon or uncontrollable threat?

01:13One thing's clear.

01:15The arms race just took a chilling new turn.

Russia’s Nuclear Skyfall Missile Could Fly Forever — And That’s a Problem

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