Russia unveils new supersonic AI-controlled strike bomber which will hit the skies later this month carrying 3,100mph nuclear missiles
- The Tu-22M3M upgrades the 45-year-old Tu-22M3, which Russia has 100 flying missions including over Syria
- Eight times better at navigating and can target their next-generation missiles 10 times more accurately
- Equipped with missiles that fly at Mach 5 and can destroy an aircraft carrier or be fitted with nuclear warheads
- Constructors plan to test the planes later this month with workers doing final construction at a plant in Kazan
- Russian politicians boast that the planes will give the country's air force air superiority over NATO jets
Russia has unveiled its new generation of pinpoint accurate supersonic strike bombers, ready for test flights later this month.
The Tu-22M3M is a 'deep moderisation' of the Tu-22M3 which Russia's air force has about 100 in service and used extensively in missions over Syria in support of the Assad regime.
The new planes can be navigated up to eight times better than the previous generation and target their improved missiles up to 10 times more accurately.
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