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Putin: The ‘Oreshnik’ missile system can be equipped with nuclear warheads.

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🇷🇺 Putin says Russia's nuclear and missile programs are advancing on every front, with no Western equivalent in sight. - The first Sarmat missile regiment, which Putin calls the most powerful missile system in the world, will be deployed by end of year - The Oreshnik system can be equipped with nuclear warheads - Work on the Poseidon underwater nuclear drone and the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile is in its final stages - Putin says Russia was forced into this path after the U.S. withdrew from the ABM Treaty - Work to improve the Kinzhal hypersonic missile continues Poseidon, Burevestnik, Sarmat, Oreshnik, Kinzhal. Russia named its weapons better than anyone else in the business. Source: RIA

🇷🇺 Putin says Russia's nuclear and missile programs are advancing on every front, with no Western equivalent in sight. - The first Sarmat missile regiment, which Putin calls the most powerful missile system in the world, will be deployed by end of year - The Oreshnik system can be equipped with nuclear warheads - Work on the Poseidon underwater nuclear drone and the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile is in its final stages - Putin says Russia was forced into this path after the U.S. withdrew from the ABM Treaty - Work to improve the Kinzhal hypersonic missile continues Poseidon, Burevestnik, Sarmat, Oreshnik, Kinzhal. Russia named its weapons better than anyone else in the business. Source: RIA

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