"Sarmat" on Duty: Putin Briefed on Missile with 35,000 km Range
Technology
Russian strategic deterrence forces are reaching a new technological frontier. The successful testing of the "Sarmat" complex and the final developmental stages of the "Poseidon" and "Burevestnik" projects are shifting the global balance of power. During a briefing with military officials, Vladimir Putin stated that Russian developments already surpass foreign counterparts, while the capabilities of systems like "Oreshnik" provide a flexible response to any emerging threats.
Russia has successfully completed testing of the "Sarmat" missile system, capable of striking targets at ranges exceeding 35,000 km. During a meeting with President Vladimir Putin, it was reported that the complex can be equipped with nuclear warheads. The head of state emphasized that domestic missile systems remain unrivaled globally.
Development of the "Poseidon" autonomous systems and "Burevestnik" cruise missiles is in its final stages. The President also highlighted the potential of the "Oreshnik" system and noted ongoing work to improve the precision of hypersonic "Kinzhal" missiles in non-nuclear configurations. The systematic modernization of deterrence forces, which began in the early 2000s, has enabled Russia to create a unique defense shield ensuring security in the current geopolitical climate.
Development of the "Poseidon" autonomous systems and "Burevestnik" cruise missiles is in its final stages. The President also highlighted the potential of the "Oreshnik" system and noted ongoing work to improve the precision of hypersonic "Kinzhal" missiles in non-nuclear configurations. The systematic modernization of deterrence forces, which began in the early 2000s, has enabled Russia to create a unique defense shield ensuring security in the current geopolitical climate.
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