That doesn't look like an Iskander. Looks more like a cruise missile, potentially a Kalibr.
Notice the mid-length wings and the dark fins at the rear. (Also note in my linked picture of the Kalibr model, the white rocket section after the rear fins disconnects after launch.)
Edit: OP has updated the title to be more accurate. <3
Corrected, thank you.
I appreciate you keeping up the quality (and quantity!) of posts as well. <3
Holy shit. A platform that allows for correcting titles?? I truly am loving the future
Not sure why you are getting down votes for providing pictoral sources which seem to back up your correction to me.
Both are Russian, in case anyone thinks this is an attempt to redirect blame somehow. But you'd know that if you clicked the links.
Flight angle also seems quite shallow. A ballistic missile like Iskander would come in much steeper since it has to follow a parabola. You're totally right.
Wasn't there a drone company meeting or training there?
That doesn't look like an Iskander. Looks more like a cruise missile, potentially a Kalibr.
Notice the mid-length wings and the dark fins at the rear. (Also note in my linked picture of the Kalibr model, the white rocket section after the rear fins disconnects after launch.)
Edit: OP has updated the title to be more accurate. <3
Corrected, thank you.
I appreciate you keeping up the quality (and quantity!) of posts as well. <3
Holy shit. A platform that allows for correcting titles?? I truly am loving the future
Not sure why you are getting down votes for providing pictoral sources which seem to back up your correction to me.
Both are Russian, in case anyone thinks this is an attempt to redirect blame somehow. But you'd know that if you clicked the links.
Flight angle also seems quite shallow. A ballistic missile like Iskander would come in much steeper since it has to follow a parabola. You're totally right.
Wasn't there a drone company meeting or training there?