TR Missile & Smart Munition Programs

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You could be right, but the rsf have nothing to shoot it down. I do not think they have failed and crashed.
I checked out some test footage and this is how Kemankeş impact looks. There is no way missile is that intact after a warhead detonation. Doesn't look like an interception either so it was a dud or got taken down by EW
 

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You could be right, but the rsf have nothing to shoot it down. I do not think they have failed and crashed.
They could shoot it down with any 12.7 or higher calibre machine gun, Ukrainians shot down Russian cruise missiles the same way and it isn't any faster than them.
 

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I dont know but i just see missile falling in to the sea in like max 3km distance???

Atmaca firing to a target over 55NMs away.

MSB: Activities for the 'Distinguished Observer Day' of the 'Denizkurdu-II Exercise', currently underway in the Gulf of Antalya, are proceeding successfully.

During the exercise, in which targets were successfully destroyed, the national anti-ship “Atmaca Guided Missile”, developed by ROKETSAN, was also fired, successfully destroying a target approximately 100 kilometres away.

 

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But is the missile itself going away? I dont see it, i tried to zoom in but cannot see it
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Check out 12th second. Booster section separates from the missile.
Atmaca has a solid fuelled booster engine for initial launch. Once the missile reaches necessary speed it is dropped. You can clearly see separation of the booster.
As it has forward momentum it falls quite a bit further in to the sea. Missile itself carries on with the jet engine (presumably KTJ3200) thrust.
In a different video you can see this missile hitting a target 100km away.
 
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