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Teške optužbe protiv ruskih akademika koji su razvijali hipersonične rakete, istraga o veleizdaji uzburkala duhove

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17. svibnja 2023. - 15:20
<p>This handout video grab released by the Russian Defence Ministry on October 4, 2021 shows the launch of a new Zircon hypersonic cruise missile from Severodvinsk nuclear submarine in Barents sea. - Russia said on October 1, 2021 it had launched a new hypersonic cruise missile from a submarine, the latest test of emerging weapons President Vladimir Putin has dubbed ”invincible”. Moscow has in recent years touted the development of weapons that it hopes will give it the edge in any arms race with the United States at a time of growing tensions with the West. Hypersonics can travel more than five times the speed of sound and manoeuvre in mid-flight, making them much harder to track and intercept than traditional projectiles. The military said on Monday it had fired a Zircon missile from the Severodvinsk nuclear submarine and hit a test target in the Barents Sea in Russia‘s Arctic. (Photo by Handout/Russian Defence Ministry/AFP)/RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT ”AFP PHOTO/RUSSIAN DEFENCE MINISTRY ” - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS</p>
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This handout video grab released by the Russian Defence Ministry on October 4, 2021 shows the launch of a new Zircon hypersonic cruise missile from Severodvinsk nuclear submarine in Barents sea. - Russia said on October 1, 2021 it had launched a new hypersonic cruise missile from a submarine, the latest test of emerging weapons President Vladimir Putin has dubbed ”invincible”. Moscow has in recent years touted the development of weapons that it hopes will give it the edge in any arms race with the United States at a time of growing tensions with the West. Hypersonics can travel more than five times the speed of sound and manoeuvre in mid-flight, making them much harder to track and intercept than traditional projectiles. The military said on Monday it had fired a Zircon missile from the Severodvinsk nuclear submarine and hit a test target in the Barents Sea in Russia‘s Arctic. (Photo by Handout/Russian Defence Ministry/AFP)/RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT ”AFP PHOTO/RUSSIAN DEFENCE MINISTRY ” - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTSHandout/Afp

Trojica ruskih akademika koji su radili na razvoju tehnologije hipersoničnih raketa suočeni su s "vrlo ozbiljnim optužbama", objavio je Kremlj u srijedu.

Pokrenuta je istraga o izdaji koja je uzburkala duhove u ruskoj znanstvenoj zajednici i zaplašila akademike.

Glasnogovornik Kremlja Dmitrij Peskov rekao je da je upoznat s otvorenim pismom sibirskih znanstvenika u kojemu su stali u obranu svojih kolega, no da je slučaj sada predan sigurnosnim službama.

U pismu objavljenom u ponedjeljak kolege Anatolija Maslova, Aleksandra Šipljuka i Valerija Zveginceva izražavaju prosvjed zbog uhićenja te ističu kako su znanstvenici nevini. Dodaju i da će optužbe nanijeti ozbiljnu štetu ruskoj znanosti.

Svu trojicu poznajemo kao domoljube i poštene ljude koji nisu u stanju...

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