Nuclear Triad: Putin states that it will put on the Sarmat Sarmat installation.

The President of the Russian Federation again spoke of Sarmat missiles on the nickname "Satan-2", which were to deploy last year. Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Russian intercontinental ballistic missiles of the new generation "Sarmat", capable of carrying 10 or more nuclear warheads, will soon be put on combat duty, Sky News reports.

In an appeal to new graduates of military academies, the Russian president emphasized the importance of the Russian "triad" of nuclear forces, which can be launched from land, sea or air. He said: "The most important task here is the development of a nuclear triad, which is a key guarantee of Russian military safety and global stability. " According to him, the first starting installations "Sarmat" will be placed on combat duty "in the near future".

It is likely that these installations will use the aggressor country in Ukraine. But given the flight range of these missiles, it can be a threat to Western countries. Reference: The Sarmat-28 RC-28 RC-28 missile was first announced by Satan-2 in 2018. The 35-meter rocket has a range of 18,000 km and can carry at least 10 shared main parts, each with a nuclear warhead, each of which can be given for different goals. It can also deliver Avangard hypersonic devices.

The rockets had to deploy last year. On April 9, it was reported that in the Crimea the bus "intercepted" rocket "Sarmat" with the inscription "on Washington". In the occupied Crimea there was an accident with the participation of a car and a passenger bus. It would go unnoticed if it were not for the old Volga-a participant in a road accident with a roof roof. On February 23, Focus wrote that Putin announced the strengthening of the Russian nuclear triad after the unsuccessful launch of Sarmat.