Russian Missile Fired at Ukraine

Here are a couple of video of warheads from a big Russian rocket impacting in Ukraine. Some people think the missile was an ICBM, other people say no, it's just a big rocket. But the first video says it's a MIRV - Multiple, Independent targeted Re-entry Vehicles. Watching the video, it looks like there are like six groups each containing maybe six elements. Groups are spaced about one second apart. An American ATACMS missile travels about 1 kilometer per second, and ICBM travels at like 7 kilometers per second. I don't understand how either one could deliver multiple blows at one second intervals. I think I'm missing something.

BREAKING:

New video shows a Russian intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) striking Ukraine.

The video shows reentry vehicles from its MIRV hitting the city of Dnipro.

It’s the first time in history that an ICBM is used in war. pic.twitter.com/o198cJXvXm

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) November 21, 2024

This footage captures a major attack unfolding in Ukraine, with Zelensky claiming it was caused by an ICBM—missiles designed to deliver nuclear or conventional warheads and nearly impossible to intercept.

This marks the first-ever deployment of an ICBM just days after Ukraine… pic.twitter.com/kaLwLIDFsd

— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) November 21, 2024