KEK! The chinks don’t know nothing was sent, just on paper. It’s all a big scam.
Looks like older russian made scarab.
Who’s is it, russia or ukraine? Hard to tell, both use it. Been around since before the cold war ended.
Description
The SS-21 Scarab (Russian name: 9M79 "Tochka") is a Russian made short-range ballistic missile. In the late 1960s, the Russian decided to start the process of developing a guided successor to the unguided artillery rocket known to the West as the FROG-7, and the result was the 9M79 Tochka (SS-21 Scarab). This mobile system complex was developed in 1972 and in 1973 it entered service in the Soviet armed forces with infantry and armored regiments. The SS-21 is designed to effectively defeat critical targets in the tactical depth of the enemy battle formation, as nuclear strike means, missile launch positions, airfields, command posts, anti-aircraft units, artillery batteries, and other small-size targets. The vehicle crew compartment is in the forward section and the missile compartment behind. During transport, the missile is enclosed with the warhead in a temperature-controlled casing.
Variants :
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Scarab A: The initial Scarab A entered service with the Soviet Army in 1975. It carries one of three types of warhead.
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Scarab B: was introduced in 1989. Improved propellant increased the range to 120 km. CEP significantly improved, to less than 95 m.
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Scarab C: was developed in the 1990s. Range increased 185 km, and Circular Error Probable (CEP) decreased Scarab C weighs 1,800 kg.