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Guys looks like Roketsan Pusu was taken in the inventory. I don't remember any being purchased. Did I missed something?
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That was fast, but then again, it is a (relatively) simple system that can be put together with already existing stuff maybe that's why they didn't even mention a specific purchase for it? Do we know where the videos, more specifically the second one, were taken?
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Pusu wasn't first shown in Saha last week but in july in a Roketsan event. Maybe it was already incurred into service back then.
Must be near the border, that convoy is going to Syria.
Yeah you're right, I didn't pay attention to the sign. It was probably in Hatay I guess.
Roketsan patented the name "Timur"
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This french Account speculate that a SLBM for MILDEN was tested, because the Missile look like a SLBM.
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I'm pretty sure that French account is a French Turk, let's keep speculatory posts to accounts that can at least give educated guesses. So far, we have no idea what that missile is.
here is what I think (MİT please spare me lol)
Totally not CENK, no fins, we all agree
MRBM? CENK is in that class, why develop something in the same range?
IRBM? Kinda suspicious of that because of the reasons above and ROKETSAN might have been working on multiple ballistic missiles simultenaously (I give up with the spelling tonight) as we have seen TAYFUN and CENK being introduced with only one year gap.
SLIRBM? The form makes me think.
Whatever it is, it is certainly a ballistic missile and not a space launch vehicle as it is launched off a launcher.
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Looks like a capsule which are used by submarine launcher.
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@Fatman17Large Shape, not tall geometry is identical to submarine launched ballistic missiles.
They should call "Şişman"Fatman
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Could that Roketsan video just be a CGI, a stock video, or perhaps show a smaller-sized rocket? There wasn't anything in the video that could help you scale that missile.
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My guesstimate is this is Chenk. Likely Square canister launcher, the engine thrust looks familiar with the one that one tested for Chenk on the ground by Roketsan. We are not just seeing the fins on the warhead because of bad quality.
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Not Cenk
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Its finless...
Just off the top of my head either something submarine launched or something that's supposed to go to space and favors efficiently over maneuverability in the atmosphere... (MIRV??)
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If you say so.
Doesn't look wide enough for MIRVs. Also, MIRVs has no use for conventional warhead. Poor accuracy.
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We all knows that Turkiye has many secret projects ans weapons so this can be just one of them , If S korea has Hyunmoo 5 and 4 that have massive warhead of 5-9 ton to cause earthqueke and destroy bunkers deep in ground so i believe Turkiye aslo have those kind of ballistic missiles .
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Pretty sure Aselsan hinted at devoloping MIRV technology several years ago. Also, just because Türkiye lacks nukes doesn't mean it's not working on delivery methods.
We can't judge the size from this photo alone, but it doesn't look drastically different to other nation's MIRV launches. Can't rule it out.
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It's like Iranian new Hayber missiles with 2000 km range. Actually it is not so short. The closing shooting and its relatively thick form makes it look short.
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Turkish Defence Agency on Instagram: "ROKETSAN’ın 35. yılı sebebiyle “yarın için yüksel” sloganıyla paylaştığı videoda dikkat çeken test atışı. Not: İlgili video 2023 yılında paylaşılmıştır. @roketsan"
500 likes, 7 comments - tdefenceagency on October 31, 2024: "ROKETSAN’ın 35. yılı sebebiyle “yarın için yüksel” sloganıyla paylaştığı videoda dikkat çeken test atışı. Not: İlgili video 2023 yılında paylaşılmıştır. @roketsan".
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This Video was shred in 2023, this mean last Year the mysterious Missile was tested.
