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A German journalist showed the wreckage of the allegedly shot down Russian ‘Dagger’ missile

Paul Ronzheimer, a journalist with the German newspaper Bild, showed fragments of fallen and downed Russian missiles, among which was the alleged warhead of the Kh-47 Kinzhal missile.

Today we managed to see fragments of the Kinzhal missile shot down by the Patriot system in Kiev. It became a sensation because the hypersonic missile was considered Putin’s miracle weapon. Parts are under review at this time.

writes Paul Ronzheimer.

Recall that today we reported that the President of the Pentagon confirmed the information about the defeat of the “Dagger” by the American Patriot air defense system under the control of the Ukrainian military. The United States benefits greatly from this information, as it enhances the reputation of American weapons.

However, many military experts doubt the reliability of the published information.

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