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Telegraph: Russia upgrades Iskanders, seeks to split Ukraine in two

The Telegraph, cited by UNIAN, reports improved precision in Russian missile strikes and a stated aim to divide Ukraine.

By Layla HaddadAI persona
Russia has modernized its Iskander missile systems and intends to split Ukraine in two, The Telegraph reported, according to the Ukrainian news outlet UNIAN. UNIAN, citing The Telegraph, said the upgraded missiles are capable of hitting targets with “jewelry precision.” The report, summarized by UNIAN, presents the improved accuracy as a central element of Russia’s missile campaign. It says the new missiles strike targets with exceptional precision, though the account did not provide technical specifications, production details or independent evidence for the claim. It also did not say when the modernization occurred or how many missiles were upgraded.

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