Russia’s war against Ukraine has entered its 129th day.
A video circulated on the Chinese Internet with a text saying that the Russian Aerospace Forces launched a hypersonic "Dagger" missile and destroyed Ukraine's underground arsenal. A violent explosion appeared on the screen, creating a huge mushroom cloud .
After verification, this video was synthesized by a computer and was not a real scene.
A video circulated on the Chinese Internet, showing that a flying object hit an open field, exploded violently, and produced a mushroom cloud that reached into the sky. The accompanying text of the video stated that this was "an American reporter witnessed and photographed the Russian high-speed missile 'Dagger' hitting the Ukrainian army's underground weapons and ammunition depot located at a depth of 136 meters."
1, where did the relevant video come from?
intercepted the video screen and searched it in the search engine. It can be found that a user named InsanePatient2 posted a video with the same screen on YouTube on February 27, with the title "What will happen if Russia launches nuclear war ?"
Chinese The vertical screen version of the network comes from InsanePatient2’s Tik Tok account and was released on February 28.
retrieves the list of video works of InsanePatient2. It can be seen that the account owner is a CGI artist and has released a large number of special effects videos.
2, What is the "Dagger" missile?
On March 19, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that the Russian military used hypersonic missiles for the first time in Ukraine on March 18.
Russia’s official Satellite News Agency reported that Russian Ministry of Defense spokesman Major General Igor Konashenkov said that the Russian air-launched "Kinzhal" hypersonic missile destroyed Ivano... An underground warehouse storing Ukrainian missiles and aviation ammunition in the Frankovsk area.
So-called hypersonic missiles usually refer to ballistic missiles or cruise missiles with a maximum flight speed exceeding Mach 5. The "Dagger" missile, which can fly at Mach 9, can evade detection by defense systems. When Russian President Putin announced the development of the missiles in 2019, he called these missiles "invincible."
A video circulating on the Chinese Internet purportedly titled "Russian military used hypersonic missiles to destroy Ukraine's underground arsenal" was computer-generated and not a real scene.
Verifier: Wang Chenyue
Source
https://weibo.com/1400887105/Lyi2jCZKq
https://weibo.com/1944708131/LytHH 8w5w
https://weibo.com/1633537680/LyvWmcjh5
https://www.youtube.com/watch ?v=f7E2aItE1XI
https://www.tiktok.com/@insanepatient2/video/7069513784615816494?is_copy_url=1&is_from_webapp=v1
https://sputniknews.cn/20220319/1040176567.html
