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Russia To Start Full-Scale Production Of Its 'Unstoppable' 6,670mph Zircon Hypersonic Missile

 

Daily Mail: Russia starts full-scale production of its 'unstoppable' 6,670mph Zircon hypersonic missile as Moscow boasts it has capability to evade all Western defences 

* Serial production of Russia's Zircon hypersonic missile was today announced 

* The 'unstoppable' deadly 6,670 mph weapon is being rushed into manufacture 

* Production plans at a top-secret plant in Reutovo follow recent 'successful' tests 

Russia today announced it has started serial production of its deadly 6,670 mph Zircon - or Tsirkon - hypersonic missile amid acute tensions with the West. 

The 'unstoppable' weapon is being rushed into manufacture even before the end of state trials, reported TASS. 

The go-ahead for full-scale production at a top-secret plant at Reutovo, near Moscow, follows recent 'successful' tests of the Mach-9 capable missile which Russia boasts will evade all Western defences.  

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More News On Russia Starting Full-Scale Production Of Its 'Unstoppable' 6,670mph Zircon Hypersonic Missile  

Russia begins serial production of Tsirkon hypersonic missiles for Navy - source -- TASS  

Putin sparks war fears as Russia begins production of nuke missile ‘too fast to block’ -- Express  

Russia begins mass production of 6670mph Zircon hypersonic nuke missile ‘too fast to block’ as tensions with West rise -- The SUN  

Russia says it launches mass production of Zircon hypersonic missiles -- Defence Blog



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