Скачать или смотреть One U.S. B-1 Bomber Destroys Russia's $6 Billion Submarine Base — 47 Minutes of Hell

On September 29, 2025, at 4:23 a.m., Russia's newest Arctic submarine base Severomorsk-3 represented seven years and $6.2 billion of investment in military infrastructure — underground pens carved into granite, eight Yasen-class nuclear attack submarines worth $1.6 billion each, and defenses designed to withstand any attack. Then one B-1B Lancer bomber appeared 250 miles away in international airspace. This is the complete tactical breakdown of the most devastating precision strike in modern naval history — how Major Sarah Chen and her crew launched eighty-four AGM-158 JASSM cruise missiles in five separate salvos, systematically destroying air defenses, submarine pens, support facilities, and infrastructure in forty-seven minutes of coordinated attacks. We analyze the flight profile that evaded Russian radar, the targeting sequence that eliminated defenses first, the moment ventilation shaft penetrations killed submarines in supposedly impregnable underground pens, and why Russia couldn't stop a single missile. From weapons bay doors opening to the final bridge collapsing, every strike is explained with tactical precision. Subscribe for military analysis that reveals what really happens in modern warfare.

0:00 - Russia's $6 Billion Arctic Submarine Fortress
2:30 - One B-1B Lancer Launches 84 Cruise Missiles
5:00 - First Salvo Destroys Air Defense Network
10:00 - Submarine Pens Penetrated — 8 Subs Mission-Killed
15:00 - Surface Facilities Systematically Obliterated
18:00 - Strategic Aftermath — Russian Naval Power Crippled

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