The Taliban gunmen found some old ballistic missiles produced by the Soviet Union (old) in Panjshir valley after defeating resistance forces here. Images of Taliban ballistic missiles found in Panjshir.The video has appeared on social networks, the Taliban warriors have found missile memory located on the banks of the Panjshir River. The video shows that the spinning warriors show about 10 short-range ballistic missiles Luna-M (NATO identifier Frog-7) and 10 mid-range ballistic missiles R-17 Elbrus (NATO identifier Scud B). The weapons seem to have been stored at this place for a long time, with the treasure visible on satellite images
. The video shows that the bullets seem to have been severely weathered, with their body paint with a partial peeling. Some warheads - are likely to be Frog-7 missiles - can also be seen pulse around. These things seem to have been kept in shipping containers and seem in better condition
It is still unclear whether the missiles get refueling or not, although with storage conditions, these bombs are difficult to operate. Firstly developed in 1960, Scud B is a ballistic missile Mid-range, capable of carrying many different warheads - including nuclear warheads - up to 300km. Frog-7 is a short-range tactical missile, with a maximum range of up to 70 km. The ballistic fire is provided by the Soviet Union to the Afghan government in 1980. After the Soviet Union collapsed in the early 1990s, These weapons have fallen into different armed groups, including Panjshir Valley resistance force led by Ahmad Shah Massoud.The Panjshir Valley has been taken over by the Taliban last week after a pulse Short punch with local forces. Khanh Bui (according to RT) . Dịch vụ:
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