The Russian armed forces have already received the air-launched Kinzhal (Dagger) missile complex, President Vladimir Putin said last week in his State of the Nation Address. Read more
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A Kinzhal hypersonic missile fitted on a RusAF MiG-31 fighter jet
(Credit: Russian Ministry of Defense) Read more
A Kinzhal hypersonic missile fitted on a RusAF MiG-31 fighter jet(Credit: Russian Ministry of Defense) Read more
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