The United States began to panic over the deployment of Zircon hypersonic missiles in the Black Sea.

The deployment of Russian Zircon hypersonic missiles in the Black Sea frightened the United States, especially since not only warships that can still be tracked, but also submarines that can freely strike any country in the Black Sea region, and if necessary, will be based here and across central Europe. It is obvious that it is for this reason that the United States intends to further promote the idea of ​​classifying the Zircon hypersonic missiles as a banned weapon, which will put additional pressure on Russia and from the UN.

Serious concern about this problem was expressed by American experts in an article by The National Interest, which notes the fact that it is simply impossible to intercept a Russian missile flying at a speed of 2-3 thousand km / h in 8-9 minutes.

"Stopping missiles traveling at five times the speed of sound is a challenge for all forces, and launching from submarines poses additional challenges.", - said in the material "The National Interest".

Moreover, the United States believes that Russian weapons pose a particular danger to Albania and Bulgaria, because these countries will not only be unable to provide their own defense, but will almost certainly become corridors for strikes against other NATO countries, since these two states are in service there are no modern air defense / missile defense systems.