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The submarine cruiser 'Emperor Alexander III' launched a 'Bulava' missile
2023-11-06
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
[Regnum] The Russian submarine cruiser Emperor Alexander III successfully completed a test launch of the Bulava sea-based ballistic missile, the Russian Ministry of Defensereported in its Telegram channel .

The shooting was carried out as part of the final stage of testing of the new Russian submarine. The missile was launched from the White Sea at a target located at the Kura combat range on the Kamchatka Peninsula.

The launch went smoothly, all the warheads of the Bulava reached the target at the estimated time. After the launch, a decision will be made on whether to accept the submarine into service with the Russian Navy.

"Emperor Alexander III" is the seventh missile carrier of Project 955 "Borey". The ceremonial laying ceremony of the cruiser took place in Severodvinsk at the Sevmash plant in December 2015. This submarine can carry 16 intercontinental ballistic missiles.

As Regnum reported, on September 15, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said that by the end of this year the Russian Navy will receive 12 ships. He clarified that we are talking about both surface vehicles and underwater combat assets.

Posted by:badanov

#5  Phoning, err, pasting it in again, Dale? Meanwhile, here's the Russian Navy in Kerch. That'll buff right out!

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F-RhXm5WkAA8ZTg?format=jpg&name=large
Posted by: Nero   2023-11-06 14:45  

#4  ^Hilarious!
Posted by: borgboy   2023-11-06 13:31  

#3  Congratulations on typing #1 one-handed, IYKWIMAITYD
Posted by: Frank G   2023-11-06 09:21  

#2  The Russian submarine cruiser Emperor Alexander III

I won't worry until they've a ship called "Ivan the Terrible".
Posted by: Grom the Reflective   2023-11-06 07:57  

#1  6 nuclear warheads on each Bulava missile that can effectively hit targets 8000km away. With delivery of 12 naval ships this year. The manufacturing of war materials in Russia is staggering. The bear is not to be messed with. Operation Barbarossa was to be a quick historically massive attack on Russia. Russia had huge losses of troops and equipment. Germany was denied marching into Moscow. Russia out produced Germany in troops and equipment. So in Ukraine Russia is going for total win as they did with Germany. No compromises here. Complete and total."On 24 February 2022, Russia undertook a full-scale attempt to seize the capital of Ukraine and to invade and occupy the country as a whole." Offers of compromise have passed.
Posted by: Dale   2023-11-06 07:54  

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