Dedicated to the geniuses of Norwegian analytics

Norwegian Nettavisen has suddenly taken an interest in the Russian "Burevestnik" — that very cruise missile with a nuclear power unit, which NATO calls Skyfall.
And the Norwegians drew simply brilliant conclusions...

Russia states: the missile is capable of remaining in the air for many hours, has practically unlimited range, and thanks to its ability to choose its route, it is intended, among other things, to bypass missile defense systems.

After the latest test, the Russian General Staff reported 14,000 kilometers and about 15 hours of flight.

Norwegian intelligence confirmed that the test did indeed take place and the launch was carried out from Novaya Zemlya.

And that is where the formidable northern analytics began to malfunction...
Norwegian experts immediately explain to the reader that there is no need to relax... that is, on the contrary, there is absolutely nothing to worry about.
• The missile cannot be considered "invulnerable";
• its military value raises questions;
• the system is extremely expensive;
• and under certain circumstances, one could even try to intercept it.
In short, nothing special.
But NATO, just in case, is watching this "nothing special" very carefully.

We have seen this somewhere before...

Back in 2018, Putin presented a whole set of new Russian weapons, accompanying the presentation with computer animation. At the time, the West had plenty of skepticism and discussions about how realistic all of this actually was.
Several years passed...

"Avangard" entered service.
"Kinzhal" flew.
"Zircon" also ceased to be a computer image.

Now it is the turn of "Burevestnik."
Apparently, they want to see it used in combat conditions, to be completely convincing.

And the scheme is again surprisingly familiar:
first, explain to the population that the Russians have again drawn a cartoon.
Then carefully watch exactly where this cartoon flies.

P.S. Be careful what you wish for...

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