According to the ATV portal, the army of our former state of SFRY had long-range missile weapons that it did not display in public or use in the wars of the 1990s. This information is confirmed by an online encyclopedia called Wikipedia. The Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) had a long-range Soviet long-range missile system P-5K Pyatyork (NATO SS-N-3C Shaddock), and its mobile coastal version called NATO codenamed SSC-1 SEPAL. Russian designation 4K44 Redut. The Yugoslav public found out about Sepal missile system in the mid-1990s when well-known military commentator Miroslav Lazanski made a report on the Yugoslav Navy's military maneuvers, where he mentioned the Redut system, but did not record it.
Kako izveštava portal ATV armija naše bivše države SFRJ je imala dalekometno raketno naoružanje koje nije u javnosti prikazala niti ga je upotrebila u ratovima ’90-ih. Taj podatak potvrđuje i internet enciklopedija zvana Wikipedia. Jugoslovenska Narodna Armija (JNA) je u sastavu obalske odbrane posedovala sovjetski raketni sistem dugog dometa tipa Obala-More P- 5K Pyatyorka (NATO oznake SS-N-3C Shaddock) to jest njegovu mobilnu obalsku verziju nazvanu NATO kodnim nazivom SSC-1 SEPAL odnosno ruske oznake 4K44 Redut. Za Sepal jugoslovenska javnost je saznala sredinom 90-tih kada je poznati vojni komentator Miroslav Lazanski pravio reportažu o vojnim manevrima jugoslovenske ratne mornarice gdje je predstavljajući sistem obala-more tipa Rubež i njegovu raketnu bateriju BROM SOPL, spomenuo i sistem Redut, ali ga nije snimio.
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