The vids were classified and not allowed for public viewing for quite a long time. They were filmed for research purposes. They learned a lot about the explosions just from the videos alone! Eventually they declassified it and here we have some nice footage today!
Mars Attack OST makes this specially scary, Russian weaponry have something intimidating..when Soviets realized that their strategic weapons scarced precission, the solution was simple, rude and Russkie: "More Megatons in Heads,Comrades !!"
US laser platforms don't have chance come close to ICBM launchers. They are very short in range and highly vulnerable to SAM and interceptor planes. Also latest Russian missiles has anti-laser protection and very short boost phase time.
Poland regained in 1918 a much smaller territory of it's former borders from the late 1700s. Kresy, former east 1919/1921-1939 as well, with the cities Wilno, Lwow which had Polish majorities and were in Polish territory before the 1700-1800 partitions. Poland fought and regainded it's lost borders against the Ukrainians and then the Bolsheviks. Well there were actual smaller Ukrainian Republics since 1917, but they laster for short periods of time, the first one lasted for just one year.
not true a large portion of nuclear weapons are kept in an inacitve status, which means that it looks like arms have been reduced however there are actually alot more available.
Amazing video! Good compilations of documentary. But where Russian submarine forces and unique railroad-based mobile ICBMs. Nuclear might showed not in full strength.
And I think you misunderstood him a bit here: he meant a nuclear exchange. At the time of the Hiroshima/Nagasaki bombings, the U.S. was the only nation to possess weapons, thus no nuclear retaliation was possible. The primary problem with nuclear weapons is not the single weapon itself, but the buildup of them and consequences of the complete or partial detonation of said stockpile. A bit like global warming - single car: not SO dangerous. Car fleet of the world: different ballgame altogether.
While the US ultimately defeated the Japanese, it was actually the Soviet invasion of Manchuria that had a greater impact on the Japanese surrender than the A-Bombs. Lots of Japanese industry was relatively intact there, and the cities in the islands were getting reduced to rubble on a nightly basis by LeMay anyways. What's the difference between one bomber and one bomb destroying a city in one day and several hundred bombers and thousands of firebombs over one day to the Japanese?
I know Chernobyl i am from Russia,and you cant compare that, because when Chernobyl exploded he released TONS of radioactive particles over Europe and World. But Hydrogen Bombs are not Radioactive they just make from Deuterium and Tritium Helium,only it's "fuse" is little radioactive, but it is only small fission bomb 0.5-1kilo ton(10-20 times less radiation than in Hiroshima), but same bombs scale from 1 Mega Ton (ICBM Topol-Mobile (100 Hiroshima bombs) to 10-100MT(ICBMs fired from underground)
Yes, I agree and it is a fact. And what they did to Japan with their nuclear bombs, was just insane. I'd still understand they dropped them on Japanese military bases, but civilians...I still cannot and probably will not understand as why people spend so much of their resources (financial, economic, intellectual, etc.) on all this shit called weapons, why they cannot live normally, where is this agression and need to demonstrate "the big penis of the empire"...It is the 21st age already...
Well said. We are being used like pawns in a chess game. Except the name of this game is divide and conquer and results in the deaths of millions of innocents, not just in the countries that take part but around the world.
There was a lot of things, and there was a dead hand!) theoretically, the fusion of thermonuclear weapons practically does not contaminate radiation, imagine what might have been a spruce first would have been invented)) on the basis of deuterium
Actually Topol-M is excellent, a very good missile, and modern designed in the late 80's/90's, rivals anything the rest of the world has on that you have the Bulava coming and the SS-N-23 Skiff SLBM deployed. The US Trident is a system from the 80's. They are all about equal, the SLBMs. Minuteman-III is good but old as hell. Much more so then the russian tech. The Bulava will be on equal playing fields with Trident II. US also won't replace their silo based ICBMs. Russians will.
According to recent documents published by the U.S. Department of State, the US maintains 1,790 active nuclear warheads, while Russia maintains 1,566 active nuclear warheads. These figures are barely relevant though as both countries maintain nuclear arsenals capable of destroying much of the world.
TOPOL M has an accuracy of 300 CEP wich is actually better than american minuteman III and almost as good as Trident SLBM. Russian technology has improved significantly since the end of the cold war, but yeah their older ICBM's are not that accurate.
The Bulava isn't deployed yet, but is based on an excellent missile. Which is very reliabel. However even the Israelis manage to build excellent ICBMs. And all nuclear tech is old. Russians got excellent weapons none the less. It's not like you use nukes to fight. However russian and ukrainian missle/space tech shouldn't be disregarded. American Atlas V does excellent with a russian engine. In Atlas V that engine has never failed.
First off all a little story about Cuban crises too all. In 1962 Russia had 50, i repeat 50 Missils and bombers there could reach USA. USA had 115 ICBM, Over 100 Medium Range in Europe there could hit, 1436 Bomber with Hydrogen and Nuclear Bombs. The fact is that if USA ever had started a war the number that Russia and US have calculated today is that max 10-20.000.000 US people, but around 180.000.000 Soviet People. The Tsar bomb was made too make US belive there was a Missil gab !
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So sinister. Soviet footage from the 70s really looked scary. Always loved those soviet tugs.
Sinister to those who fear it.
Fear the Warsaw Pact!
This music is perfect for USSR XD
Amazing! The music go great with footage. Thumbs up!
Nice music for world's funeral
NIRAV2954 Need more Russian chanting to make it more authentic
Haha Haha fuck
Can someone give me the name of it? That would be nice.
Op 😂
@@olympia5758 Mars attacks music
The music bring me to other dimension
Thanks for posting this.
Absolutely terrifying :(
Brings back memories of the gradeschool necular drills.
The missles launched from those big ass trucks are amazing!
my favourite vid! good job autor!
Sounds like an unused music score for either “Beetlejuice” or “Mars Attacks”.
РОССИЯ ВЕЛИКАЯ НАША ДЕРЖАВА!!!!
The vids were classified and not allowed for public viewing for quite a long time. They were filmed for research purposes. They learned a lot about the explosions just from the videos alone!
Eventually they declassified it and here we have some nice footage today!
RSD-10 "pioneer". 3x1mt. Individual warheads targeting system, hypervelocity blocks, manuvaring system. Tru WMD
Excellent video, fantastic soundtrack
Bald & Bankrupt: And here we have a Soviet nuclear device
Mars Attack OST makes this specially scary, Russian weaponry have
something intimidating..when Soviets realized that their strategic weapons scarced precission, the solution was simple, rude and Russkie: "More Megatons in Heads,Comrades !!"
Great video, awesome soundtrack. Mar's Attacks?
US laser platforms don't have chance come close to ICBM launchers. They are very short in range and highly vulnerable to SAM and interceptor planes.
Also latest Russian missiles has anti-laser protection and very short boost phase time.
I love Soviet Union so much 💖
Ты красавиться просто
Soundtrack: "Mars Attacks!" Footage: "Ярс Attacks!"
The Russians
What is the name of that ground effect vehicle at 1:18?
That thing is crazy. I thought I saw pics of one decommissioned and rusting online somewhere.
Poland regained in 1918 a much smaller territory of it's former borders from the late 1700s. Kresy, former east 1919/1921-1939 as well, with the cities Wilno, Lwow which had Polish majorities and were in Polish territory before the 1700-1800 partitions. Poland fought and regainded it's lost borders against the Ukrainians and then the Bolsheviks. Well there were actual smaller Ukrainian Republics since 1917, but they laster for short periods of time, the first one lasted for just one year.
notice how most of these are tactical nuclear warheads and that the strategic systems are at most medium range
особенно впечатлили трубовозы в начале второй минуты!
I love the music. Fits the video very well. Bring it on, Russia.
ehm... totally different topic here, what is the name of the music you used? I really like it.
not true a large portion of nuclear weapons are kept in an inacitve status, which means that it looks like arms have been reduced however there are actually alot more available.
Great video my regards
Each time I see such "Evil Soviet Empire" videos, I expect to see AT-ATs and Darth Vader :D
Amazing video! Good compilations of documentary.
But where Russian submarine forces and unique railroad-based mobile ICBMs.
Nuclear might showed not in full strength.
Nice video. but still nuclear power is crazy..
Nuclear war is the best way to die!
Thats what you think, in reality russian rocket and nucear technology was always worlds best.
And I think you misunderstood him a bit here: he meant a nuclear exchange. At the time of the Hiroshima/Nagasaki bombings, the U.S. was the only nation to possess weapons, thus no nuclear retaliation was possible.
The primary problem with nuclear weapons is not the single weapon itself, but the buildup of them and consequences of the complete or partial detonation of said stockpile. A bit like global warming - single car: not SO dangerous. Car fleet of the world: different ballgame altogether.
Russia still is more dangerous then u.s
whats the music name.its amazing
While the US ultimately defeated the Japanese, it was actually the Soviet invasion of Manchuria that had a greater impact on the Japanese surrender than the A-Bombs. Lots of Japanese industry was relatively intact there, and the cities in the islands were getting reduced to rubble on a nightly basis by LeMay anyways. What's the difference between one bomber and one bomb destroying a city in one day and several hundred bombers and thousands of firebombs over one day to the Japanese?
Frankenstein music for Frankenstein weaponry.
As ever, only the most brutal effective weapons from CCCP...
Russian Father🔥
Now after watching this i am terrified of nuclear war
What a music you make use of clip?
I know Chernobyl i am from Russia,and you cant compare that, because when Chernobyl exploded he released TONS of radioactive particles over Europe and World. But Hydrogen Bombs are not Radioactive they just make from Deuterium and Tritium Helium,only it's "fuse" is little radioactive, but it is only small fission bomb 0.5-1kilo ton(10-20 times less radiation than in Hiroshima), but same bombs scale from 1 Mega Ton (ICBM Topol-Mobile (100 Hiroshima bombs) to 10-100MT(ICBMs fired from underground)
nice "nuclear" steel tubes at 1:07 I've already got some. Fear me nao! HUAHUEHUAHUE!
Yes that's true they just dont have the cash to mass produce TOPOL M, so they only have about 65 missiles or so in service.
Yes, I agree and it is a fact. And what they did to Japan with their nuclear bombs, was just insane. I'd still understand they dropped them on Japanese military bases, but civilians...I still cannot and probably will not understand as why people spend so much of their resources (financial, economic, intellectual, etc.) on all this shit called weapons, why they cannot live normally, where is this agression and need to demonstrate "the big penis of the empire"...It is the 21st age already...
where did you find that music score?
Never under estimate the motherland.. longlive!!!! From philippines
Well said. We are being used like pawns in a chess game. Except the name of this game is divide and conquer and results in the deaths of millions of innocents, not just in the countries that take part but around the world.
@clarky2468chandler By the way, this video was filmed long time ago. So, Russia now has bad ass missiles. Primitive australian.
There was a lot of things, and there was a dead hand!) theoretically, the fusion of thermonuclear weapons practically does not contaminate radiation, imagine what might have been a spruce first would have been invented)) on the basis of deuterium
Don't like the music, but the footage is excellent.
in which case a retaliatory strike would be launched and no one would walk away.
So no1 has to worry about Intercontinental Ballistic missiles anymore.
out dateted but still could destory just about any conitant
I have got a question for someone who is in Russia and knows a lot about the TEL vehicles. Is their a running example of a scud A in Russia?
Actually Topol-M is excellent, a very good missile, and modern designed in the late 80's/90's, rivals anything the rest of the world has on that you have the Bulava coming and the SS-N-23 Skiff SLBM deployed. The US Trident is a system from the 80's. They are all about equal, the SLBMs. Minuteman-III is good but old as hell. Much more so then the russian tech. The Bulava will be on equal playing fields with Trident II. US also won't replace their silo based ICBMs. Russians will.
Music is from 1996 film Marsian Attack
creepy music,I like it
I LOVE nukes. Real peace makers.
What happened? Nothing is no longer reaches into his head to write clever
Scary shit! this is what i am most afraid of global thermo nuclear war! do you want to play a game professor? :)
According to recent documents published by the U.S. Department of State, the US maintains 1,790 active nuclear warheads, while Russia maintains 1,566 active nuclear warheads. These figures are barely relevant though as both countries maintain nuclear arsenals capable of destroying much of the world.
The USA coast sand are lined up from the cold war, they don't need to go there anymore. Hey Norad :)
@kwangmyongsong that thing is killer looking
cool video
loveit
sure its the theme from mars attacks,
TOPOL M has an accuracy of 300 CEP wich is actually better than american minuteman III and almost as good as Trident SLBM. Russian technology has improved significantly since the end of the cold war, but yeah their older ICBM's are not that accurate.
1:00 Some of the footage is just pipeline construction! Its pipes, not missiles, LOL!
Well this comment will encourage NATO to atack then. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Is your name tattoo because I swear to God you live in a fantasy island.
When they fall upon you you will remember you saw it in video😀
I guess "Spies Like Us" was really a documentary movie. I thought only aliens had nucleur veapons
name of the song?
What the name of song?
всё равно пускай боятся) там нормальный такой персонаж в трубовозе
если что этот стахановец и трубой по штатам сможет и так что мало не покажется)
@Nikolay125 you are not the only one....
What name of the music?
@cvilleskater94 absolutly agree...
The🎶 Music📎🎶 score👍
The Bulava isn't deployed yet, but is based on an excellent missile. Which is very reliabel.
However even the Israelis manage to build excellent ICBMs. And all nuclear tech is old.
Russians got excellent weapons none the less. It's not like you use nukes to fight. However russian and ukrainian missle/space tech shouldn't be disregarded. American Atlas V does excellent with a russian engine. In Atlas V that engine has never failed.
@dacotw Australia - US nulcear umbrella!
all i have to say is wow. it would just take 1 of those missiles to destroy new zealand (0.o)
@DrumnDubstep That means that Russia has the best 20th Century technology in the world today.
what's the music?
@SovietSpetznaz you spelled spetsnaz wrong in your account name.
0:02 i was scared shitless
First off all a little story about Cuban crises too all.
In 1962 Russia had 50, i repeat 50 Missils and bombers there could reach USA.
USA had 115 ICBM, Over 100 Medium Range in Europe there could hit, 1436 Bomber with Hydrogen and Nuclear Bombs.
The fact is that if USA ever had started a war the number that Russia and US have calculated today is that max 10-20.000.000 US people, but around 180.000.000 Soviet People.
The Tsar bomb was made too make US belive there was a Missil gab !
its a cool made movie, i must say :)
@Nikolay125 Amen to that, my friend.
No that would show all of us because probably that would tear apart earth
Scary
This stopped the Western War on the Soviet Union.
right!!!
And what those RUclips got to do with what happened in the Caucasus?xD
Can anyone tell me the title of the track of this video?
Well, at least the US has good recording equipment.
1:02 This is our top secret weapon! all Americans are afraid of him! IT'S NUCLEAR WATER PIPES! xDD
0:59
ICBM SS- is ?
So you think! Now another time, another army and a different attitude to life!
@TheSBDroid2 Can you send one to North Korea too? Get Kimmy Jong IL.
might is a word, for them to use it, a new cold war, using the terms, v
cancion de mars attacks