Will the missile shield protect the US from North Korean nuclear attack?
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North Korea has been adding more and more nuclear tipped missiles, of ever increasing reach. How much are those weapons a threat to the US? How would the US ballistic missile defenses fare against a mass North Korean ICBM attack? Watch to find out!
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Awesome vids, would like to see a scenario of surreptitious, gradual buildup of PLA in Canada attacking the US at the proper moment in conjunction with ANTIFA (remember the communist Kurds were caught training them in Iraq) gorilla movements at major defense installations. Canada housing PLA is plausible as they have been caught training on an island in British Columbia, Trudeau had spoken of his adoration of the CCP.
In reference to the GBI issues, remember Trump said the US had weapons the likes the world has never seen, not that we can assume anything. Ex military say that the US hides black projects within black projects to protect the deepest project, remember that trillions and trillions of dollars have disappeared down the Pentagon and DARPA budgetary black hole.
@Nicholas Daguanno Interesting. The first steps would be closing down the trade and instantly ceasing all electronic transfer of billions of dollars by illegals working in the US. That whole strangle them on the first 24 hours. An economic war
China's nukes are useless. China's territory is not big enough to test fire their ICBMs over 8,000 miles for adjustment and maintenance. Only US, UK and Russia conduct regular testfires on their ICBMs for adjustment and maintenance because they have big enough territory and overseas territory to do it. So China's nukes are useless. Similarly North Korea's nukes and all other country's nukes are all useless. Only US, UK and Russia have valid nukes.
@kirakamu Very Interesting. Maybe they can recruit Canada to be fired upon.
If he threatens with nukes, just say that you would stop broadcasting NBA
Ya and promote Denis Rodman as the offical US ambassador to North Korea.
I mean if the missiles did hit we probably would stop broadcasting the NBA for a little bit.
Or stop sending Rodman
And tell Kim that his basketballs would all be destroyed if dare threaten us.
Kim: it ain’t much but it’s an honest living
Your way of saying Hwasong makes it sound like an American saying "Croissant" and now I'm hungry
In terms of the American pronunciation of "croissant," I think you mean how Americans believe the French pronounce it. (And typically those Americans don't even speak French a little bit let alone natively/fluently.)
czcams.com/video/nc1woSOCnCU/video.html
I heard carl wheezer
I am glad to see i am not the only one to hear "croissant."
Lol same here
10:20 the orbit is not heliocentric, that would be orbiting around the sun, it is sun(helio)-sinchronous.
I was about to comment that
You are correct. I also noticed it.👍🏽
Is that the same as SSO?
@@mustang5132 yes
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It's pretty sad that the most in depth defense brief for the general public comes from a sock puppet.
Meh works for me. Better than any of the clowns on fox and cnn
@@scenicdepictionsofchicagolife So sad, so true.
Lmao, very astute and hilarious observation.
😂
its outdated info tho, NK has way more nukes and ICBM's than this video in latest estimates, and latest hwasong-16 missile has multiple warhead and dummy warheads, when you already have the tech for multiple warheads, adding distractor dummy war heads its not something you "need to master" before doing.
with all the failed intercepts of ICBMs by the missile shield, calling the US secure is "false" at best, with the latest estimates, its almost certain NK would be able to penetrate US defenses.
third, China said in 2017 they would get involved and intervene to defend NK should the US launch an unprovoked attack, so no, this issue is not just about missiles in the end
Georgia the state vs Georgia the country! I will not give up!
Is this a "there can only be 1" kinda deal? Lol
@@konartist206 pretty much.
@@bordergore7623 lmao.... in ur heart of hearts u already know the answer brah, u do u thou u got this friend.
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Can we have a 3 way battle "The US Georgia National Guard vs. the country of Georgia's military, vs. the citizens of the US state of Georgia and their 225,993+ privately owned guns!
i.e assuming no other US involvement, and no geographical barriers, could the country of Georgia take the US state of Georgia and subdue the 225,993+ guns toted by the local population!
You realize Georgia the state stands no chance right? Also a scenario like that is beyond unlikely since one Georgia is in Eurasia while the other is in North America
You’re forgetting that the US has one secret weapon Kim Jong Un can’t resist: Dennis Rodman.
More like Rodman works for them. They'll just put a nuke into a basketball and have him dunk it into us
@@rmichaud47 Rodman is just another egomaniac celebrity who will jump at the idea of ingratiating himself with the leader of a country, no matter how authoritarian, corrupt or murderous that leader is. See also Steven Seagal with Putin.
@@bobross8424 I was talking about Seagal meeting Putin and them jerking each other off. Edited my comment for more clarity.
What thats?
So I'm guessing kim and trumps love affair is off again? But they had such beautiful love letters...lol
I'm from Afghanistan and I wish that there was no such thing as WAR on earth! We experiencing it for many centuries
Hope peace for all countries.
I am from the US and I agree with you my friend. I too wish peace for all countries.
I’m sorry Afghanistan has became a battleground a simple place for countries to fight in but people live there and it’s ruining lives
@@Kaiyats Not for long
I wish peace soon come in Afghanistan
@@stealthtomcat4739 most countries wish for peace but that’s almost impossible with the continued support of the Taliban by foreign countries hostile to the US. Afghanistan would be a beautiful country and would likely be at peace by this point is countries stop interfering. Either way, looks like the US will be out soon and I can only hope the Afghans fight for there peace and democracy.
NK :Launch Missiles , we can't the Binkov peace enforcement system has been activated all channels are filled with speculative Miliitary videos.
"12 miles at its maximum altitude of 125 miles"
The warheads 600 miles high: "Wait is that thing even aiming for me?"
i think that claim is highly dubious, because he didn't tell us where he got this information. Wikipedia claims THAAD's maximum altitude 150km, and range 200km
It's shoots the warheads down in the terminal phase
Very impressive work on this one! Great video.
Don't pretend, we all wanna know Can binkov destroy North Korea?
“Binkov team is heavily outnumbered and outgunned but with superior intelligence and lack of central command a war of attrition would commence”
@@looinrims ^This needs to be a movie. Sock puppets scrambling to their fighters would be funny as hell
@@lebowskiunderachiever3591 it needs a Halo CE twist
In Halo CE off camera at the end the protagonist removes his helmet, but you can’t see it, so people used camera mods to get to see his face
Only to realize when he pulled off the helmet, he had another helmet on, so Binkov would remove the sock puppet to have another sock puppet
@@looinrimsI like this 😆 I am picturing Binkov being waken from Cryo . "We need Binkov on the bridge ASAP..."
That's absurd.... Of course Binkov shatters the enemy lines.
I wouldn't bet my life on missile defense, but better than nothing.
Works well enough in Israel that they can go about their day while rockets are going off overhead. Still not 100%But given the outdated NK missiles they should be easier to intercept.
@@flaviusbelisarius7517 they have a failure rate. Also the ones that get through are not City Killers many are crude rockets still I think.
The GBI success rate Binkov uses is significantly higher than what some others believe it is: 20%. So a salvo of 5 GBI’s for each incoming missile. If DPRK fires enough missiles, some would get through.
its outdated info tho, NK has way more nukes and ICBM's than this video in latest estimates, and latest hwasong-16 missile has multiple warhead and dummy warheads, when you already have the tech for multiple warheads, adding distractor dummy war heads its not something you "need to master" before doing.
with all the failed intercepts of ICBMs by the missile shield, calling the US secure is "false" at best, with the latest estimates, its almost certain NK would be able to penetrate US defenses.
those defense reports as we can see now always seem to lag 3-5 years behind NK's actual capability. and seeing how NK is now building new ICBM subs, if NK can't penetrate US defenses well yet, it will soon with the hwasong-16 missiles
video only uses musadan missiles for estimated missile capability, when hwasong 14-16 is what you should look at if anything
Either way if it is blow Up the explosion is the least of your worries with nukes
...alot of research went into this lil Diddy.
great video as always
North Korean nukes would run out of coal before reaching the US.
fuel
It's a joke why are you guys being so literal
@A dude with a flashlight so they only get one shot.
Hahaha good one.
Made in china nukes will just crumble before reaching the US
Ping pong masters vs Hamburgers"
Rocketman vs wall man, who's stronger.
@@accurategamer7085 more like rocket man vs malarkey man
@@kobidavis1752 more like rocket man vs old man
Lol
Heavily sanctioned Asians vs heavy racist pigs*
Thanks, really well illustrated and amazing detail.
Wow the 3d animations are really nice!
Fun fact ICBMs use the position of stars to deliver the payload they don’t rely on GPS or any other factors they’re completely independent and cannot be aborted
that is not a fun fact
Same way the SR71 navigated at high altitude.
I really enjoy these well put together videos keep up the good work
These info graphics are next level. I love it, keep it up.
I tend not to underestimate adversaries, but I sincerely doubt NK's force projection capabilities.
What’s your address :-)
They have some of the best missiles in the world. They have an poor air force. No help there. They have lots of tunnels. And great SAM systems. If an power like China attacked North Korea. They'd lose. China is not equipped for such offenses. The United States is more equipped for bunkers and tunnels. But it'd still be difficult. The good news about North Korea is it can wage defense better than offense.
@@jg3000
Pray tell, by what standard do they have 'spme of the best missiles in the world'???
@@jg3000 I think they would run out of food and medicine. That would be a big issue.
Yeah, NK maxed it's defensive asymmetrical capabilities.
Most of what they have is meant as deterrence.
Over the short time I spent it the military. I have learned "military grade" is the cheapest compromise of a product on the market.
Strange I don’t see many commercial vehicles with engines putting out thousands of horsepower or commercial airliners going Mach 5
@@looinrims
Different requirements, commercial stuff is driven by profit.
For the most part, military grade really is the cheapest crap available, where "good enough" is the maxim.
Incredible video - very well-researched and well-presented. Also, excellent production and graphics. Truly pro.
11:36 I bet the Aliens are just flying around loving this! 😂
when Binkov video on Aliens V US navy Aegis system lol
@@evankelly4346 😂🤣 That would be some video!
Aliens have tapped into the internet and are pushing the like button on every Binkov video.
"Will the missile shield protect the us from North Korean nuclear attack ?" i hope it doesn't have to
Depending on range , wind conditions , currents if over water , 9 years Guam resident under direct threat ,
NK would never launch nukes against the U.S., they have no reason to. They are just a deterrent against a U.S./NATO invasion. Don't buy into the fear-mongering.
NK doesn't have the balls to. And China would probably finish them off if they did before we get there. NK is Chinas puppet and they dont want a bunch of US military in their backyard
@@TheDragonageorigins theyre not china’s puppet, theyre china’s friend but Beijing can only threaten them with a cessation of trade really, they don’t control their government
Come on binkov there is a potential war coming between Egypt &sudan vs Ethiopia..
Need to be proactive on this
For what reason?
@@ANDREALEONE95 the dam I guess.
@@kurousagi8155 who makes a war on this 😂😂
@@kurousagi8155 they probably will have understanding on that just egypt will have to make some sacrifices.
@@ANDREALEONE95 just write on CZcams egypt and Ethiopia war you will see plenty of videos
Incredible work on this video!
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Lol
Nk
Can you please do “Can Central America Defend from A Mexican Invasion?”
Yesss we need this
lmao yes, unless its drugs
Drug dealers can do it efficiently and undetected
As interesting as that would be, why would mexico invade central America?
I can only see that happening if Mexican cartels went and did their thing, but with our actual governor that seems impossible lol
(Also mexican people would be totally against that, and would probably protest for that to end, and probably leading to a massacre)
@@Nonamelol. It's sad but true, stop turning a blind eye to it. The Cartels alone would take on central America. All the cartels have to do is copy what the Taliban has always done when invaded, turn it into a war of attrition as they STILL continue to make money off of the sale of drugs.
I hope peace in Korean peninsula will be established.
As soon as the capitalist pigs in the south realise that capitalism doesn’t help anyone except the rich and only makes suffering then Korea can unite
Amin yaRabbalalamin
@@AndenMowe-hh5qk where u get the info? From utube cnn?dint they telling u, Gaza people have military base on mars.
@@Kaiyats Fun fact: the acquisition of a reliable ICBM/nuclear deterrent by the DPRK has prevented a nuclear war which the USA has been threatening to wage in East Asia especially since the 1990s. *Kim Jong Un* has saved millions of Japanese and southern Koreans. Read Abrams - _Immovable Object._
- Adûnâi
@@angamaitesangahyando685 Yep, the North Korean nuclear deterrent has allowed them to live in peace without fear of invasion that is all they want, they don’t want to join the world they want to be isolated so leave them be
Excellent as always ! Have an extra Stoli tonight !
Great vid, cheers
Binkov, ever the optimist!!!
Whenever he said the names of the North Korean missiles I could swear they were french as I kept hearing "Croissant".
Thank you, well done.
Excellent analyze, Binkov ! ! !
What then followed was a firework show that Pyongyang had never seen. It was so bright that even the North Korean countryside could enjoy the view.
Only the glorious leader could produce such a show!
This system isn't designed to defend against near-peer attacks, it is almost exclusively for DPRK. The GMD system is more capable than you had mentioned, as demonstrated in FTG-11, but overall your analysis is pretty close. Good video
Not exactly true. It isn't designed to defend against a mass near-peer attack. It is still useful against accidental firings, a rogue group/coup firing some off, China/Russia trying some type of "limited" attack (say a show of force against a non-city target), if the near-peer power falls apart and some new lesser foe gets their hands on the weapons, etc.
Note that a 250 kT test device is probably a 500 kT weapon in a fission-fusion-fission configuration, if not more. 500 kT per warhead and potentially 3 of them on even something like a Hwasong-14 "Mars-14" missile in an MRV configuration. That presumably means that Hwasong-15 and beyond have even greater capacity and that MIRV will likely be available sometime soon.
Excellent video well done peace and love for everyone
I’d say yeah I’m pretty good at skeets shooting
I foresee more suitcase style tactical bombings instead of missles. Think a container ship with a bomb in a container exploding in a major port.
A bomb in a container ship would probably just destroy the ship.
A bomb carried off a container ship and into a public place on the other hand...
@@jolan_tru it would have the same effect as a dirty bomb. Terrorism
The problem with "suitcase nukes" is that you have to miniaturize the weapon. This is actually very difficult and for a nation barely scraping the beginnings of the nuclear stage, probably beyond their ability.
Too nice video especially in explaining of intercept US defence systems against strategic missiles of north Korea...thanks for share
Thank you for the message of peace. I've done a lot of traveling lately and met cool people everywhere. The pandemic robbed us all of that possibility temporarily but war would end the world as we know it. Real peace, yes, but the rich and powerful have their own ideas.
I have confidence against North Korea, but lack it against China/Russia. (I don't think India or Pakistan could hit the US either, but that's more of them not needing that capability then not being capable of doing so, France and the UK are allies, but I think they might be able to do so if they are smart about it)
what if dababy attacks rapper Six Nine????
Lol
Let’s go!
Please..
Excellent chart at 6:55
Yes, next question
Can Russia forcefully reunite the Soviet Union (assuming the west stays neutral)
@Vanguarded_Heart 117 Nah, Joemalabamabush would just collect its paycheck and chill.
@Vanguarded_Heart 117 US would struggle to power project without European nations as a base of operations. And even then, im pretty sure they would go home pretty fast. A war like that would be way to costly and deadly for them to even try to remain political stable at home. Im pretty sure the american people would be very angry over losing millions of young men in Europe. While Europe aint even fighting.
And the cost of fighting a war so long ways from home. Its immense. Just look at what "tiny" operation in Afghanistan has cost. A war with Russia on the other side of the planet would be so costly the american people would have to ration etc to even stand a chance. And allocate every resource availible to the war efford.
Easier to explain millions dead when you are defending your own land. Then fighting on the oposite side of the world.
America is not going to war with Russia to protect countries like Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan from Putin. Too far away.
And you can forget getting NATO authorizing any such move either. They can not realistically defend the Baltic States. Russia could grab them, and a rescue force would have to fight their back back in. Not an example of NATO flexing its muscle.
Poland….the Russians move on Poland (NATO member), and it’ll be a big ass war. Even if some NATO members tried to sit that one out and ignore Article 5.
@@John1911 Yes. But really depends on NATO can bring any real army.
My country is a NATO member. I would be called into war as an officer.
However, i would not fight any war. Like the bullshit in Afghanistan? Even if they used article 5. They would NEVER get me down there.
I would never fight for Crimea aswell seing how the americans/Ukraine pretty much forced Russias hand (And lets be honest, it kinda belongs to Russia. Only belonged to Ukraine since breakup of USSR. And majority are Russians) And its super important for Russias ability to control one of the few sea access they have.
Lets say in a hypothetical world where Ukraine allready was NATO member.
And they called article 5 on Crimea..
I doubt the NATO response would be high.. Pretty much only US who would support that, cause they will support anything that can undermine Russia or any of their adversaries.
NATO is an anti Russia alliance to the core. But people are really starting to question if its needed. But its hard to make an new alliance when you have so many allready member of this one.
Personally i would like to kick US out of it. They use it more as a tool in their aggressive conquest for world hegemony.
But im altso open to my nation leaving NATO and signing treaties with Finland/Sweden and make an Nordic defensive alliance.
@@MrDanisve it's hard to kick the USA out of NATO when they would be most needed in a potential conflict with Russia and have been previously contributing most forces. But yes, in the future Europe needs to be more self sustaining and Russia isn't the big problem it once used to be.
That bring said, only the Nordic states alone Have a really small population and in the case of an all out war with Russia or annexation attempts would have to rely on other larger nations for backup.
Good job comrade :-) Also, the FDG 15 test was most probably executed under optimal forms. That means that they would have made sure that they hit the target by staging the set optimal, albeit at a long distance.
Hi binkov
This channel does more research than most newspapers
;)
Low bar.
@@bobw1678 😂 very low.
@16:35 You said that it does not make sense to make more ICBM or Tactical missiles than there are nuclear warheads available. I disagree. The extra missiles can be equipped later in case the supply chain for making them is disrupted by sanctions while the warheads are still able to be made. Another reason to make extra, non-nuclear missiles is to function as decoys that will eat up interceptors, giving a higher hit chance with the nuclear tipped missiles.
I like that you did this one since it is a good breakdown. Japan and S. Korea both would be targeted in such an attack, as well as US bases in the Pacific. I do not think the continental US would be successfully hit, but even one nuke getting through would kill thousands and level a mid sized city with the reported warhead sizes, so it is still a threat. Big props for including Aegis ashore in the analysis and the satellite intergration the system has.
South Korea is in serious threat but ultimately there would be no element of surprise. We would either take them out on launch phase or hit the launchers before they could be used. as far as Russia you are right the US missile defense is about 80% effective a swarm of missiles could overwhelm it but only if the US has their guard down. Again if we know its coming none of them would get out of the silos. The subs are the only chance for surprise and short reaction time but again Russian subs are easy to track they are unlikely to get a shot off either.
video is just wrong, latest congress report shows the chance of NK could evade US defenses is high, video does not address that hwasong-16 has space for 12 decoy warheads. making interception even harder
@@Mae-nr7wr they only have a 1,500mile range with that kind of payload. SM-3 can get them on launch phase. and we have more than 12 ballistic missile defense missiles, just shoot down all the decoys too. North Korea is not a problem. Nukes are obsolete.
@@Mae-nr7wr That report was an excuse to add more funding to the interception programs without tipping off Russia and China that the US and NATO are going to make their nuclear weapon's technology obsolete, removing the only thing that allows them to bully and invade their neighbors.
@@KnightsWithoutATable You forgot the fact that we are allied with India and they have Gurkhas. We can send them in to throw the missile operators of a cliff. see how there nukes work after that ;-P
Binkov, have you thoght of a feasibility study of bringing back crusiers and equipping them with hypersonic missiles for land, sea and Air attack to replace destroyers and supplement and eventually replace aircraft carriers.
Can you do a video on how to defeat C-Ram like Iron Dome?
If they get one through, it would be the last thing they did. It would become the new testing ground for all sorts.
not through, even if they give it a good try at sending one at NATO they are fucked. Not sure why Kim thinks hes cool.
That's what the middle east was. Everyone had a bunch of new shit they wanted to test out. Middle East has resources the US wanted. Why do you think 911 happened?
Dude you use Nord VPN to protect your house from nuclear attacks? Saaaaaame!
I use Nord to get oil from Russia to Germany and finally to America . Thanks Biden .
I've noticed that you have changed your closing statement!
13:35 - Smoke flipping the bird
Can we have a team up battle of Russia, India and Japan vs China?
In your dream, today geopolitical situation is already very clear
@@xiaomose7495 When did realism ever stop these scenarios 😄. I mean we have Poles being transported back in time to fight Nazis and similar.
My dream world looks very different from this scenario. Instead it would be a stable, peaceful, democratic and prosperous future, where war is a thing of the past.
it makes sense to build more icbms then nuke heads if they use them as decoys :-)
Sure, could even dump out some fake MIRVs from each for more confusion. Later, when warheads are available, they can be retrofitted.
The single ICBM can deliver multiple warheads. That's what an MIRV (multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicle) does. A single rocket carries up to a dozen different warheads and can drop them on ballistic trajectories towards multiple targets. Some of those warheads can also be decoy warheads. So you might end up with a single launch deploying a dozen "warheads," and you have to shoot them all down bc you dont know which ones are decoys. Fun, right?
@@bobw1678 they would need much bigger rockets to boost multiple warheads
@@hphp31416 Actually when transitioning to MIRV deployment the rocket designed to boost them into their ballistic arc does not need to be proportionally (compared to the quantity of vehicles) larger. Each warhead is generally smaller in mass (not necessarily in power). As an imagery aid think of taking a cone, then subdividing said cone and adding some glue to hold it together; that glue is the increased mass of the initial vehicle. Each subdivision is an independent re-entry vehicle that breaks away generally post apex of the ballistic path, and is independently vectored onto a target location.
which they are already doing with hwasong-16
Thank you for using "freedom units" of measurement...
ahahahahaha i like the girl power kim joung drawing thats funny in so many ways
I'm starting to think this channel is secretly advertising for defense companies. Be honest Binkov, you getting any checks or kickbacks from Lockheed Martin or Raytheon?
No, they don't give money to whites anymore. Nor males. CERTAINLY not white males.
I don’t think the average CZcamsr has the budget to buy Lockheed or Raytheon products. Their marketing budget would be better spent on another demographic.
@@drksideofthewal I think you'd be surprised how many potential clients view channels like Binkov.
Do you think these publicly known specifications and capabilities are accurate?
@@drksideofthewal just last week i went to the supermarket to buy a Vertical Launch System. Unfortunately they were out of stock.
At least US has a missile defence I wish UK would do something
The US has Aegis Destroyers based in Spain with the capability to protect Western Europe.
@@revolutionariesoffreedom what does the UK have?
@@jafr99999 I wish UK would build their own permanent site even if it was aegis sites.
NK has intentions to hit UK as well?
I haven't found evidence of NK having a Dead Hand type system in case of a (real or perceived) decapitating strike. That could trigger a rogue launch. Any info?
Native french speaker here, all I hear is "Croissant 13 missile". That "But not me at the end" hahaha!!
We all know if this happens well.... North Korea will be harder to spot to say the least
North Korea would become the strait of North Korea and South Korea would become an island
@@thiccchungo1041 South Korea would be a smoldering ruin as well. Everyone loves to focus on a handful of nukes rather than the massive amount of artillery and chemical weapons targeting Seoul.
i didn't know they had observation posts in the sea of navada
Nice video
( what if) for some reason, the US got into war with multiple nations in the same time? Maybe including allies? Maybe US vs the rest of the world?
I mean that happened to the ottoman empire after 400 years of being the most powerful empire in the world, and nations rise and fall generally over time.
What would a situation like that be like in the 21st century with the amazing cyber, geographic, stealth, and nuclear power of the US?
It's just a what if question thay crossed my mind, and I would love to hear you talk about it.
He already did a video like that
There's a video already covering that, with a strong Alpha commander in Chief like President Trump was I would agree with how the video goes im sure US could hold defensive lines perhaps indefinitely with your Naval power.
But with some Soy Commander, Biden lol America is looking weak as hell right now, no wonder trouble has been popping off around the Globe, everyone sees it.
Can you link me?
@@Ryy86 no offence, but your presidents are weird af most of them 😂
@@InDeepShit If you only knew how weird they are, the world would be way more scared than they are now.
I hope so
Dang 0:44 I live in Seattle
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1. Question - are NK warheads able to survive re-entry? Because for now it seems that they can't.
you will be surprised
@@missk1697 Well from retrieved mock up warheads it seemed that NK had some chances to do so around 2022-23 at earliest.
So then they might be a threat. But they don't have many warheads. They could use chemical weapons which they have since 50's and 60's. But given that they used chemical weapon only once and that was on very small scale - I don't think they are a threat unless you attack them and give them time to respond. At least not to US. They might manage to hit SK - and with their artillery they can obliterate Seoul and Incheon, but they had this capability for decades now.
It is pointless to design BM if you do not have reentry capable payload.
According to the latest CIA reports in late 2020, they have overcome the re-entry problem and their warheads are capable of re-entry from an ICBM.
@@Nilsy1975 I guess good for them then. ;) I'll have to check it - thanks.
Re: decoys questionable? I believe they currently have operational MRV capability. Not MIRV, though that's coming soon. Probably in the next year or two sort of thing, but that's sufficient to have decoys.
Can you guess the role of the dual channel IR seeker?
@@molnibalage83 Do you think that a single PAC-3 battery can defend against 10 Iskanders at the same time?
@@nehorlavazapalka The question is under specified.
Here you can read about the Patriot. Sooner or later I will make a video about it.
www.mediafire.com/folder/ibpuhagkr7a8w/ENG_-_HT_Osszefoglalo
1. How large the zone where the missile can come? If it is smaller than 105 degrees a single Patriot battery easily can deal with 10 Iskanders
2 as long as it has enough missiles and the impact point are close ~ 20-30 km to the launchers.
3. The launchers can be dispersed to get larger coverage.
4. The maximal target speed of the PAC-3 is 3000 m/s.
i.imgur.com/lLsvwWX.png
So if the Patriot has at least twice as PAC-3 in the right place as Iskanders the Pk is very, very high.
A single launcher can hold 16 PAC-3 and a single Patriot battery can control up to 30 launcher. Even the very old first Patriot had 8 launchers each with 4 missiles.
But the PAC-3 is much smaller 4xPAC-3 can be loaded into the plance a single old missile.
In the future only PAC-3, CRI and MSR missiles remain in service.
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So, in short generally, yes. 10 Iskanders for a well set up and loaded PAC-3 is a piece of cake.
@@molnibalage83 Thank you, I had Čáslav AFB and hypothetical airbases in southern Poland in mind (Iskanders from Kaliningrad). Do you think that the Polish two radar variant is capable on engaging more Iskanders at once than the single radar variant? Also, wht is the realistic range of PAC-3 MSE against fighters + jamming? Is it more like 50 or 75 km?
@@nehorlavazapalka I do not know the engagement zone of the PAC-3 MSE. In fact there is 0 engagement zone about the Patriot. Maybe one time I can explain in a a video why. ;)
The PAC-3 is an ARH missiles therefore you can engage as many targets as missiles you have. It is simply hard to imagine such large Iskander salvo where tracking limit of the radar is the choke point.
Binkov is bad ass
Can you do a comparative video of South Korea versus North Korea. North Korea recently unveiled a whole lot of new tech and arsenal weapons although I believe South Korea probably win I would like to know what are the chances and what margin. If you could do a video on this I literally would love you forever dude I already watch all your videos I love your content😁
The new tanks they have are an improvement, but they don’t have them in large numbers. Their big problem is their lack of trucks to transport large numbers of soldiers. Most of their forces travel by foot. Also their limited resources is a serious limitation. Their new weapons would help kill a few more enemy soldiers, but they would still lose.
@@danielaramburo7648 They dont need tanks in large numbers. The terrain in Korea is more suited to a light infantry war than a heavy mechanized one. We saw this in the Korean war where a mostly-infantry Chinese force gave a mostly-mechanized UN force a *serious* run for its money. Any armor in Korea would be used to spearhead a deep penetration; break the lines and advance to the rear, but bottom line, their army doesnt need armor to be effective.
@A dude with a flashlight All of that superior firepower is pointless in the face of massive amounts of artillery and chemical weapons targeting SK. It would be a lose-lose situation all around, hence why it will never happen.
@@danielaramburo7648 improvement based on what? You’ve never seen these things let alone been inside them
In fact, no one has
Their military is as weak now as it was decade ago
@@looinrims red effect is well informed on tanks, I trust his opinion.
"Can one overcome the Secret service with a slingshot?"
"Can a house cat fish a hammerhead?"
"Can an 9x19mm pentrate an Abrams armour?"
No offense but I am sitting this one out... ^^
The secret service is an organization not a person, house cats usually don't swim in coastal beaches, and a 9x19mm could actually destroy the optics and other sensitive equipment on an Abrams.
@@averdadeeumaso4003 its not the size of the bullet that matters, its how you use it
Said the same thing with the Vietnamese and in Afghanistan
@@TheMarineGamerIGGHQ Well I mean its not like Vietnam or Afghanistan has ICBMs.
@@JeikuAnimeReview Get annoyed all you want, but.....we lost. We failed to achieve our political and strategic objectives. That's somewhat arguable for the current middle east conflict because it's back to basically its status quo (hooray?) but its objectively true for Vietnam. The country fell to communism. You can rack up all the bodies you want, but if there are enemy tanks in your capital at the end of the day....you've lost.
Please do Egypt vs Ethiopia dam conflict
Yay!
if you like this topic, play ICBM the game by Slitherine
This makes Me feel safe as fuck now.. I didnt know We Had this many stratigic locations and Anti Missile defenses
It shouldnt make you feel that safe brother. Until these defenses are tested in actual conflict, we don't really know if they will or wont work. Also, missile capabilities are constantly evolving, so NK missiles could eventually become more difficult to stop. There are also plenty of russian and chinese hypersonic missiles that can't be stopped. We're not really that safe at all.
@@77777Spooky hi iwan
It can be stopped by Will , not by talk ,but by kissing the Holy ground !
Idea:what if the entire tank division of the world war ll was replaced by m1a2/ M1 Abraham's ( includes all models)
Aegis, THAAD, Patriot, those missile defense system are hard to defeat on its own, more so all three in unison
S 300 400 500 - hold my vodka ;)
@@mrsuleimanov92 those are for air defense, not much for missiles
@@andregabrieltimcang8182 wiki:The S-500 is a new-generation surface-to-air missile system. It is designed for intercepting and destroying intercontinental ballistic missiles, as well as hypersonic cruise missiles and aircraft, for air defense against Airborne Early Warning and Control and for jamming aircraft.
@@andregabrieltimcang8182 Capabilities of S-400
It is capable of destroying incoming hostile aircraft, missiles and even drones within a range of up to 400 km. It has a tracking capability of nearly 600 km.
@@andregabrieltimcang8182 The S-300 system was developed to defend against aircraft and cruise missiles for the Soviet Air Defence Forces.
Damn man if watched 100 of ur vids in like a week lololol
Particularly can’t! Unless you can shoot down the missiles before they took off. Even if you hit the missiles before it hit the ground the nuke will still do the job.
Where could David's Sling play into this?
If it did, they go.. oof and then a pog and then a zero chance
This is a very informative video, thoroughly researched. But what about hypersonic ICBMs? If they come in at a very low altitude, can our anti-ICBM missiles stop them?
Nope. I don't think we have capable tracking radar for that speed.
all ICBMS are hyper Sonic and move around mach 20 the new hypersonic weapons that are always in news are maneuverable hypersonic cruise missiles or glide vehicle, while ICBMS are ballistic I'm trajectory and there hit point can b calculated and therefore easier to intercept, no ballistic missile can travel at low altitude by nature only cruise missiles do that and no cruise missile in operation anywhere can cross the entire Pacific and cruise missiles are usually relatively slow moving and with proper recon of launch site would give awhile to set up intercept
It's doubtful any ABM system can stop 100 percent of a massive nuclear attack, but an individual launch of one or two missiles would be much easier.
If only we had a way to use antimatter, a super small, fast missile could vaporize an inbound nuke better than lasers.
N. Korean nuclear weapons are almost certainly NOT a "first strike" kind of weapon. With their limited range and size, it is FAR more likely that they are intended as a deterrent against ground invasion. This protects the regime against overthrow by external armed forces. NK has not lasted this long by being stupid, and nuking another country in an unprovoked act of aggression would be unbelievably stupid. They might still fall from other causes of course.
Exactly, they're not stupid. No way they didn't see what happened in Libya after they gave up their WMD program. I doubt we'll be seeing the fall of the Kim regime anytime soon though.
No, their leader is that stupid and petty. Just look at his hair.
I seriously for a moment thought the north Koreans named their missiles croissant 😂
All the defences seem to hang on a working internet, and working satellites, as its all down to networked communications, and communication speed. Has there ever been any issues there ? Does that network have any vulnerabilities that China, Russia, Nth Korea and so on could exploit ?
Your knowledge is absolutely amazing!
In fact the video was made in cooperation with me. ;)
@@molnibalage83 Well then hats off to you as well! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with others.
Given that Rocketman's missiles can only reach Seattle, L.A. & SF reliably, there could be some argument made to encourage him given the U.S. political climate...
after that celebrating a Kim Yung Un day every year.
You must really hate Americans. Why do you want to see so many people and their families killed? Will it make you happy to watch people die and never see their families again?
@@obelic71 Wow, you really like the idea of killing thousands of people, men women and children! Does your whole family know that you sympathize with Nazis and want to see genocide and take part in it?
Could we give them just a bit of help to reach California?
LA is in the defended area, but isn't a defended area
@@sockeyeshutters4773 That's okay, they can just declare it a "no nuke zone" and they'll be fine
You sure want to see people die. Why do you want to see families killed?
Didn't the Soviet ABM system work by firing atomic weapons in front of the incoming missiles?
Yes the Soviet era Glouash system defending Moscow used nukes to interdict incoming IRBM and ICBMs warheads.
@@kevinyaucheekin1319 😬
I guess you could call this "Pearl Harbor 2: Fallout Boogaloo"
Radio active boogaloo
Hope not
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