Featured

First known use of hypersonic missiles wreaks havoc in Ukraine

Published

3 years ago

on

March 20, 2022

By

Spread The News

US officials confirmed that Russia launched hypersonic missiles against Ukraine last week.

That was the first known use of such missiles in combat, according to a report by CNN..

Russia’s Ministry of Defense said Saturday powerful hypersonic “Kinzhal”ukraine missiles destroyed a military ammunitions warehouse in western Ukraine on Friday.

As the war in Ukraine drags on, analysts fro the west are figuring out Russia President Vladimir Putin is getting angrier, and would up his level of aggression.

Related Topics:

Putin gives Zelensky conditions before he can meet Ukrainian leader in Turkey

2 Russian fighter jets hit military bases, killing about 200 soldiers

Continue Reading

Advertisement

Click to comment

Leave a Reply
Cancel reply

Vinicius Jr

Vinicius Jr

Sports4 days ago

Vinicius Jr. discovers Cameroonian ancestry through DNA test

Obasanjo

Obasanjo

Latest1 week ago

Obasanjo warns of Nigeria’s leadership crisis, echoes hope at Chinua Achebe Forum

Group berates Bode George’s counsel to Atiku ahead 2027 presidency contest

Group berates Bode George’s counsel to Atiku ahead 2027 presidency contest

Politics2 days ago

Group berates Bode George’s counsel to Atiku ahead 2027 presidency contest

Band A

Band A

Business6 days ago

Persistent power outages frustrate premium-paying band A electricity users

NDLEA State of emergency drug abuse

NDLEA State of emergency drug abuse

Crime5 days ago

NDLEA urges Tinubu to declare State of Emergency on Drug Abuse

Prof. Lilian Salami, UNIBEN Vice-Chancellor says 385 earn First Class Honours

Prof. Lilian Salami, UNIBEN Vice-Chancellor says 385 earn First Class Honours

Education6 days ago

385 earn First Class Honours in UNIBEN’s combined convocation

naira-and-dollars

naira-and-dollars

Business4 days ago

Naira’s struggles deepen amid rising dollar demand, economic pressures

Former Gov. Abiodun aide, Abidemi Rufai out of U.S. prison, faces deportation after fraud conviction

Former Gov. Abiodun aide, Abidemi Rufai out of U.S. prison, faces deportation after fraud conviction

Former Gov. Abiodun aide, Abidemi Rufai out of U.S. prison, faces deportation after fraud conviction