Russia tests ballistic missiles
- 7 years ago
Russia has conducted test launches of nuclear-capable ballistic missiles as part of a training exercise for the country’s strategic nuclear forces. The Russian defence ministry released a video showing a Topol intercontinental ballistic missile being test fired from the Plesetsk cosmodrome in northern Russia, hitting a target at the Kura military testing range on the Kamchatka Peninsula thousands of kilometres away.
The ministry said test launches involved land, air, and submarine-based ballistic missiles. The Kremlin said that President Vladimir Putin personally oversaw the launch of four nuclear-capable ballistic missiles.
The training of Russia’s nuclear force is a regular affair unrelated with any world events, according to the Kremlin, which added was conducted in strict compliance with international rules,
The ministry said test launches involved land, air, and submarine-based ballistic missiles. The Kremlin said that President Vladimir Putin personally oversaw the launch of four nuclear-capable ballistic missiles.
The training of Russia’s nuclear force is a regular affair unrelated with any world events, according to the Kremlin, which added was conducted in strict compliance with international rules,