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@MrWhiplash_ Obey the law and all is well.

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20 days ago

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21 days ago

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25 days ago

@HormuzLetter If you have read your Bible, you know exactly where we are in the good book!!

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25 days ago

Mostly true, but the post overstates what has been demonstrated and slightly mischaracterizes Putin’s remarks. The core C430L claim comes from a new Financial Times investigation, which reports that Russia has been covertly assisting Iran since 2023 with ramjet technology for a prospective supersonic cruise missile. However, the reporting does not establish that Iran already has an operational Russian-assisted missile able to strike U.S. carriers. WHAT THE FT REPORTED According to the Financial Times investigation, based on leaked Russian correspondence, travel records, and military-patent analysis: • The program is reportedly codenamed C430L. • It was allegedly arranged by Russia’s state arms exporter Rosoboronexport, working with missile manufacturer NPO Mashinostroyenia. • Russian missile specialists reportedly traveled to Iran and exchanged technical information with Iranian counterparts. • The central aim is a ramjet propulsion system, which could enable a cruise missile to sustain supersonic speeds. • Military experts cited by the FT assessed that the technology was likely intended for future anti-ship and land-attack cruise missiles that could threaten U.S. naval forces in the region. THE KEY CAVEAT The viral wording makes it sound as if Iran already possesses a finished, deployable Russian-assisted carrier-killer missile. That is NOT what the report says. The FT says Iran has built and flight-tested the ramjet propulsion system, but there is no evidence that a Russian-assisted supersonic cruise missile has been deployed. It is also unclear whether the next stage of the reported C430L program has actually begun. A more accurate summary is: “Russia is reportedly helping Iran develop a capability that could eventually support supersonic anti-ship cruise missiles—not that Iran has already fielded such a weapon.” A successful engine test is important, but an operational anti-ship missile also needs a proven airframe, guidance and seeker systems, targeting data, navigation, launch integration, repeat flight testing, production, and demonstrated reliability against defended moving ships. PUTIN’S QUOTE Putin did make broadly similar remarks during a September 1 meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. The Kremlin’s official transcript says Russia stands in solidarity with Iran, praised Iran’s “courage and resilience,” and said Russia was trying to provide necessary assistance while supplying needed goods and commodities. But the claim that Putin “directly confirmed” Russia will help Iran deal with a U.S. naval blockade goes beyond the public statement. Putin did NOT publicly mention: • A U.S. naval blockade • Missile technology • C430L • Ramjets • Anti-ship weapons • Aircraft carriers • Any specific military shipment His statement was vague. It confirmed general Russian support and the supply of unspecified goods, not missile assistance or a direct effort to defeat a U.S. naval blockade. BOTTOM LINE The C430L story appears to be based on a legitimate and significant Financial Times investigation. Russia is reportedly helping Iran develop ramjet technology that could eventually support advanced supersonic anti-ship cruise missiles. But there is no public evidence that Iran has already deployed such a missile, and Putin’s statement does not publicly confirm missile aid, carrier-targeting weapons, or support specifically related to a U.S. naval blockade.

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