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1/3 As expected, the annual Russian strategic nuclear forces exercise came today and was a rather modest affair. The Northern Fleet Delta IV-class SSBN Bryansk, which finished a lengthy overhaul not too long ago, fired a SS-N-23 from the Barents Sea.

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