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>>rntn+(OP)
Silly clickbait title, but newsworthy all the same. This looks like the first instance of a successful ballistic missile interception in battle and not a test. I feel a chill because you never know what payload a ballistic missile is carrying until it reaches its target. Using them in war is a scary precedent.

>>dougmw+45
Hasn't this been happening in Ukraine for some time?

>>etimbe+qd
Those aren’t happening above the Kármán line. The Ukrainians don’t have anything capable of targeting an inbound weapon at that altitude.

>>meepmo+Ef
You're right, but I was more referring to this statement "This looks like the first instance of a successful ballistic missile interception in battle and not a test". The Ukrainians used a Patriot missile to shoot down at least one Russian ballistic missile in the spring. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/air-defence-systems-rep...