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Russian President Vladimir Putin showcased a successful test of the nuclear-powered cruise missile Burevestnik, emphasizing Russia's nuclear capabilities amid tensions with the US and Western allies over Ukraine, sanctions, and strategic security concerns.
U.S. President Donald Trump dismissed Russia's nuclear-capable Burevestnik missile test, urging Russian President Vladimir Putin to focus on ending the Ukraine war instead of missile testing, while highlighting the U.S. military's capabilities.
Russia claims to have successfully tested the nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile, dubbed 'flying Chernobyl' due to its radioactive exhaust potential, amid ongoing tensions and Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow. The test, which involved a missile traveling 14,000 km over 15 hours, raises concerns about nuclear escalation, while sanctions and geopolitical tensions continue to impact Russia's economy and relations with the US.
Russia announced it has successfully tested a new long-range, nuclear-capable cruise missile called Burevestnik, which can evade defenses and has an almost unlimited range, as part of its strategic military developments amid ongoing tensions with the West and Ukraine conflict.
Russia announced successful tests of the nuclear-capable Burevestnik cruise missile, claiming it has an unlimited range and is invulnerable to current missile defenses, amid ongoing tensions and military drills.
Russia announced the successful testing of a new nuclear-capable cruise missile, the Burevestnik, which is claimed to have an almost unlimited range and be invulnerable to current missile defenses, amid ongoing tensions and military drills related to Ukraine. The missile's development and testing continue to raise concerns over its reliability, environmental risks, and strategic implications.
Russia has conducted a successful multi-hour test of its nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile, claiming it covered 14,000 km and demonstrated capabilities to evade missile defenses, though independent verification and technical viability remain uncertain.
President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia successfully tested the nuclear-powered intercontinental cruise missile Burevestnik, which flew 14,000 km over 15 hours, showcasing its advanced military capabilities amid ongoing tensions with Ukraine and stalled peace talks.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the successful test of a new generation of nuclear-powered cruise missile called Burevestnik, which is part of Russia's broader initiative to develop intercontinental and hypersonic missiles. Putin described the missile as low-flying, stealthy, and capable of carrying a nuclear warhead with almost unlimited range and an unpredictable trajectory. Western analysts have noted previous failed tests of the Burevestnik, but Putin's announcement suggests progress in Russia's development of advanced strategic weapons.