Topic: Kinzhal Missiles

Vladimir Solovyov argues that the Biden administration is using the Middle East conflict as a distraction from its failure in Ukraine. He warns that Russia has deployed supersonic Kinzhal missiles in the Black Sea as a message to US aircraft carriers in the Mediterranean. Solovyov suggests that any US or Israeli strike on Iran could trigger a global nuclear conflict that Russia is prepared to enter if its vital interests are threatened.

A caller named Carlos discusses the deployment of Russian Kinzhal hypersonic missiles in the Black Sea and the potential for a naval false flag. He also points to the discovery of massive natural gas fields off the coast of Gaza and Israel, suggesting that energy resources are a hidden driver of the current conflict. Jones agrees that the globalists are interested in controlling all world resources through orchestrated crises.

Dmitry Medvedev and Vladimir Putin threaten NATO targets if missiles are moved within range of Russia, citing the deployment of Kinzhal hypersonic missiles. In the South China Sea, tensions rise between the Philippines and China over the Scarborough Shoal. Concerns are also raised about the Russian submarine Severodvinsk and the vulnerability of undersea fiber optic cables that carry 99.4% of global internet data.

The conflict in Ukraine is characterized as an escalation driven by globalist interests rather than a war initiated by Russia. Vladimir Putin has ordered air patrols over the Black Sea featuring Kinzhal aero-ballistic missiles, which possess a range of over 2,000 kilometers and Mach 9 speeds. These hypersonic glide vehicles represent a shift in warfare due to their unpredictable trajectories, making them significantly harder to detect than traditional ballistic missiles.