Russian Military Tests New Nuclear-Powered Cruise Missile — What it Means for Global Security
Recent developments highlight Russia’s advancements in military technology.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the successful testing of a new cruise missile named «Burevestnik» equipped with a nuclear propulsion system, raising concerns across the international community.
According to officials, the test took place on October 21st and confirmed the missile’s capabilities.
The missile traveled over 14,000 kilometers and remained airborne for more than 15 hours, demonstrating its ability to evade modern missile defense systems through complex maneuvering.
This development not only enhances Russia’s military potential but also raises questions about the threats posed by such advanced technologies to global security.
Experts describe «Burevestnik» as a subsonic missile capable of precise strikes against highly protected targets at any distance, thanks to its unique maneuvering system.
Many technical details remain classified, including whether the missile will be deployed for operational use.
The international community is closely watching these developments, as they signal a new level of nuclear-armed weaponry that could have far-reaching consequences for world stability.
