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A very fast rifle round maxes out at around 2700mph. So this aircraft is around seven times faster than a hypersonic bullet. In the atmosphere!
The Russians are either totally bullshitting, or they have come up with some seriously cool tech work-around to the whole air friction problem which turns rail gun rounds into clouds of plasma long before they reach their promised-on-paper super-velocities.
Maybe the Russian craft creates some kind of electromagnetic bubble around itself to slip through the air? Maybe they're tapping those reverse-engineered UFO vaults?
I wonder if this will spark a new tech race with the U.S., which surely has its own super-secret toys tucked away in the desert.