Russia Expands Ready-to-Launch Nuclear Arsenal to Highest Level in Nine Years
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Putin continues to increase the number of nuclear warheads ready for launch, according to SIPRI. The level is the highest Russia has had in nine years, writes The Moscow Times. It has now surpassed the United States.
For the fourth year, Russia is increasing the number of nuclear warheads placed on carriers of nuclear weapons. This is evidenced by the data of the Stockholm International Institute for the Study of Peace Problems (SIPRI), writes The Moscow Times. By 2026, the nuclear arsenal of Russia, according to SIPRI, read 5420 warheads. Of these, 2604 were placed in storage, 1,020 were classified as written off, and 1796 were deployed on missiles and bomb…
The number of deployed Russian nuclear munitions grows for the fourth year in a row
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