
#Long range missiles
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![Illustrative image. View from below of Pegasus air-launch space booster launching from a NASA B-52 over Edwards Air Force Base, California, USA. (Source: Getty Images) Illustrative image. View from below of Pegasus air-launch space booster launching from a NASA B-52 over Edwards Air Force Base, California, USA. (Source: Getty Images)]()
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The Pentagon has quietly taken a major step toward building the first American space-based interceptors—weapons designed to strike enemy ballistic missiles in the opening seconds after launch, while they’re still clawing upward through the atmosphere and unable to maneuver.![A satellite image of the territory of the Taganrog Aviation Scientific and Technical Complex made on November 25. It shows two Russian planes destroyed after the strike. (Source: Dnipro Osint/X) A satellite image of the territory of the Taganrog Aviation Scientific and Technical Complex made on November 25. It shows two Russian planes destroyed after the strike. (Source: Dnipro Osint/X)]()
![A Swedish Gripen fighter jet at Andravida Airbase during NATO’s Ramstein Flag 24 air defense exercise, October 10, 2024. (Source: Getty Images) A Swedish Gripen fighter jet at Andravida Airbase during NATO’s Ramstein Flag 24 air defense exercise, October 10, 2024. (Source: Getty Images)]()
![Russian A-60, a Soviet-era airborne laser weapons platform. (Photo: open source) Russian A-60, a Soviet-era airborne laser weapons platform. (Photo: open source)]()
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Ukrainian forces struck a major Russian aviation plant in the city of Taganrog overnight, destroying what defense analysts say was one of the most unusual and secretive aircraft in Russia’s inventory—the A-60 1A2, a Soviet-era airborne laser weapons platform intended to blind satellites and shoot down aircraft.![Fire engulfs an extremely rare Russian A-60 airborne laser laboratory in Taganrog, Russia’s Rostov region, on November 25, 2025. (Source: Ukraine’s General Staff) Fire engulfs an extremely rare Russian A-60 airborne laser laboratory in Taganrog, Russia’s Rostov region, on November 25, 2025. (Source: Ukraine’s General Staff)]()
![A Russian A-60 airborne laser laboratory parked in Taganrog, Russia. (Photo: open sources) A Russian A-60 airborne laser laboratory parked in Taganrog, Russia. (Photo: open sources)]()
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Ukraine may have just scored one of its most spectacular deep-strike hits of the war, with new footage suggesting a rare Russian A-60 airborne laser aircraft—a relic of Moscow’s experimental weapons programs—was engulfed in flames after a drone attack on the Taganrog aviation complex overnight.













