Current events because of this alleged Iranian media propaganda video of a Soyuz rocket striking the IJN battlecruiser Haruna (seemingly in War Thunder and complete with test-flight radio chatter) which blew up on Twitter:

Funnily, the original tweet misidentifies Haruna as Yamato. See asset #45556592.

A Soyuz of all things? Why not a V2? Or a really big stone thrown by a trebuchet?

sanitaeter said in comment #2583532:

A Soyuz of all things? Why not a V2? Or a really big stone thrown by a trebuchet?

Or a boarding team.

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I'm always kind of fascinated that no one seems to take sound delay into account. It happens a lot in these kinds of animations.

Kurmy said in comment #2583597:

I'm always kind of fascinated that no one seems to take sound delay into account. It happens a lot in these kinds of animations.

War Thunder has a setting for simulating the speed of sound. Whoever made this video just didn't have it on. Which makes it even more fascinating.

Being honest, it's rather embarrassing Iran (or their supporters) resort to use fake evidence to show how weak the US army is, on the other hand I respect the use of good ol' war thunder instead of ai slop, Thumbs up to their propaganda handlers.

Kurmy said in comment #2583597:

I'm always kind of fascinated that no one seems to take sound delay into account. It happens a lot in these kinds of animations.

That's Hollywood to you. The excuse: audience don't get distracted by different elements happening at once.