In this video, I break down everything we know about Nightfall: • Why its 400–500 kg warhead makes Russian radar operators lose sleep. • How its quasi-ballistic trajectory means it “jukes” like a caffeinated squirrel on final approach. • The stealth tech that lets it slip past radar, infrared, and even acoustic detection. • Why its cheap price tag (£500,000 per shot) could make it one of the most cost-effective precision weapons of the war. • The “launch and scoot” doctrine that keeps its truck-mounted launchers alive under Russia’s drone-saturated skies. • And what it could mean for Ukraine’s ability to hit targets like the Kerch Strait Bridge, Crimean command centers, and deep Russian logistics hubs.