The leadership of the Russian Federation plans to organize an operation to raise the sunken missile with a nuclear warhead. Weapons of mass destruction sank in November of 2017 as a result of unsuccessful tests and to this day is at the bottom of the Barents sea. This missile is one of the latest developments of Russian engineers.
Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation stated that the launches were successful, and Vladimir Putin was pleased with their results. Photo: depositphotos
About the planned lifting operation of experimental weapons became known to journalists of the TV channel CNBC, which cited a source in the American intelligence agencies. According to available information, last autumn, the Russian army carried out 4 trials of new weapons. They all ended in failure. With the successful launch, the rocket flew 35 km and was in the air for less than 2 minutes. In an attempt by the flight lasted no more than 4 seconds.
Press Secretary of Russian President Dmitry Peskov denied that the missile tests failed. He says that the launches were successful, and Vladimir Putin was pleased with their results. However, the arms experts doubt the words of Peskov.
As for the operation on lifting of a nuclear warhead, it allegedly will involve 3 vessels. They are equipped with special radiation protection for the transport of remnants of the rocket. At the same time says nothing about the risks for the environment and the people who are going to work with the damaged warhead.
About «invulnerable» nuclear missile the Russian head of state said in March 2018. Vladimir Putin said that this weapon has unlimited range and is capable of reaching anywhere in the world. A little later, the representatives of the armed forces of the Russian Federation stated that the missile will be called «Burevestnik».
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