Putin’s “Unstoppable” Missile Is 90% ISKANDER... Ukraine Is HUNTING It

Putin's "unstoppable" missile program is coming apart. Hours after ballistic missiles slammed into Kyiv before the sirens even sounded, Ukraine struck back at the heart of the system: an Iskander repair base near Kondrynka, deep in Russia's Kursk region. Since September, Ukrainian forces say they have hit eight launchers used for ballistic strikes on Ukraine, three of them destroyed outright, forcing Moscow to cancel or reshuffle planned attacks. Meanwhile, Ukrainian intelligence has exposed Putin's hypersonic Kinzhal: about 90% of its components are the same as the ordinary Iskander-M, and the Kremlin has quietly cut its orders. With Russia's entire ballistic threat now resting on one missile family, and Ukraine's own FP-7 ballistic missile entering combat, the hunters have become the hunted. In this breakdown, we analyze how Ukraine is dismantling Russia's ballistic war from the launcher to the factory. Subscribe for daily breakdowns of the war and the geopolitics behind it. 🎯 Key Points: No Warning: Six ballistic missiles hit Kyiv before the air raid sirens. The Hunt: Eight Russian launchers hit since September, three destroyed outright. The Workshop: Ukraine strikes the Iskander repair base at Kondrynka. The 90% Exposé: Why Putin's "unstoppable" Dagger is mostly an Iskander. Longer Reach: Ukraine's own FP-7 ballistic missile enters the fight. #Russia #Ukraine #UkraineWar #Iskander #Kinzhal #Putin #DeepStrike #OSINT #MilitaryStrategy #Geopolitics