On orders from Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Russian Army has begun demonstrating its nuclear weapons. Nuclear drilling is taking place on a massive scale. The Yars intercontinental ballistic missile (Yars ICBM) and the submarine-launched Bulava ballistic missile (Bulava SLBM) with a range of 11,000 kilometers were successfully tested. Both missiles are capable of carrying nuclear weapons.
Both missiles can be launched from underground silos or submarines. Yars can also be fired from the launcher erector. Now let us know the power of these missiles…because Putin may want to tell the world, especially NATO and the United States, not to think that Russia is weak on Ukraine…
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The strength of the Yars intercontinental ballistic missile
Deployed with the Russian Army since 2011. The missile weighs 49,600 kilograms and is 73.81 feet long. Diameter is 6.56 feet. The missile can carry three nuclear or conventional weapons and has a payload of 200 tons.
These are intercontinental ballistic missiles that run on solid motors. Its range is 11 to 12,000 kilometers. This missile attacks the enemy at a speed of 30,600 km/h. This means there is no chance of survival.
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Characteristics of the Bulava submarine-launched ballistic missile
The RSM-56 Bulava is a submarine-launched nuclear ballistic missile. The Bulava is a three-stage missile. It is a ballistic missile that operates on solid fuel. It is approximately 38 feet long. With the warhead installed, its length increases to 40 feet. It can install 6 to 10 MIRV weapons. All 100 to 150 ton atomic bombs.
The missile has a range of 8,300 to 15,000 kilometers. But its speed has not been disclosed anywhere. If Russia launches this missile from its borders, it can reach any corner of the world. Whether it’s the United States or Australia. Russia just launched this missile from the Sea of Okhotsk.