How does an Iskander-M ballistic missile travel from a Russian launch site to downtown Kyiv? According to Kyiv Post's "Point of Impact" with former Navy SEAL Chuck Pfarrer, the flight time is about four minutes, and air-raid alarms sound only as the warhead begins its final dive.
The video also looks at what is inside these missiles: Pfarrer argues they rely on American, European and Japanese microelectronics made by publicly traded companies.
Footage from Kyiv, October 22, 2026. Claims are the author's analysis; the companies named in the series have denied knowingly supplying Russia's military.
Source: Kyiv Post
