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Ndizet gara për armët hipersonike mes SHBA-së, Kinës dhe Rusisë

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Një njoftim rishtazi i kompanisë amerikane të industrisë së mbrojtjes, Lockheed Martin, se e ka fituar një kontratë prej 694 milionë dollarësh nga Forcat

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Një njoftim rishtazi i kompanisë amerikane të industrisë së mbrojtjes, Lockheed Martin, se e ka fituar një kontratë prej 694 milionë dollarësh nga Forcat Ajrore të Shteteve të Bashkuara për prodhimin e një rakete të re hipersonike, është treguesi më i ri se gara e armatimit mes tri fuqive: SHBA-së, Kinës dhe Rusisë, tashmë ka marrë vrull. Raketat hipersonike janë armë që fluturojnë me shpejtësi të paktën pesë herë më të madhe se shpejtësia e zërit, ose rreth 6.100 kilometra në orë, dhe kanë aftësinë të kryejnë manovra të mprehta gjatë fluturimit brenda atmosferës së Tokës. “Ajo që i bën veçanërisht sfiduese disa prej armëve të reja hipersonike është kombinimi i shpejtësisë, manovrueshmërisë dhe trajektores së fluturimit. Kjo mund ta vështirësojë zbulimin, gjurmimin e vazhdueshëm dhe parashikimin e vendit ku ndodhet arma në kohën e interceptimit”, thotë Eva Sula, hulumtuese e lartë për mbrojtjen dhe sigurinë në Qendrën Baltike për Siguri Ndërkombëtare (BISC), me seli në Londër…

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    Merr vrull gara për armët hipersonike mes SHBA-së, Kinës dhe Rusisë

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    Një njoftim rishtazi i kompanisë amerikane të industrisë së mbrojtjes, Lockheed Martin, se e ka fituar një kontratë prej 694 milionë dollarësh nga Forcat Ajrore të Shteteve të Bashkuara për prodhimin

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