I was checking the Neptune wikipedia page and the Ukrainians designate their Neptune-ER the "Long Neptune" while the Russians call it the "Neptune-MD", from the article:
While this variant has a range of 620 miles (Greater than the Taurus 350's 310 mile range) they'd initially been looking at a land-attack variant with 250 mile range. Anyway with the 600+ mile range of the new land-attack variant does this mean that Ukraine can now directly attack the Kerch Strait bridge with these new missiles?
Anyway here's this new video from "The Military Show" channel concerning it, in the video it was pointed out that the shortest airline route between Ukraine and Moscow is 523 miles (The Neptune-ER has a max range of 621 miles).
While this variant has a range of 620 miles (Greater than the Taurus 350's 310 mile range) they'd initially been looking at a land-attack variant with 250 mile range. Anyway with the 600+ mile range of the new land-attack variant does this mean that Ukraine can now directly attack the Kerch Strait bridge with these new missiles?
Anyway here's this new video from "The Military Show" channel concerning it, in the video it was pointed out that the shortest airline route between Ukraine and Moscow is 523 miles (The Neptune-ER has a max range of 621 miles).
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