BREAKING WORLD WAR III NEWS: PUTIN PREPARES NUCLEAR WEAPONS TO STRIKE THE WEST INCLUDING GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA 12 TIMES MORE POWERFUL THAN HIROSHIMA.

A Yars nuclear missile being readied for deployment / Credit: East2West

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VLADIMIR Putin has renewed his nuke threat against the West by appearing to ready a nuclear missile for launch.

Footage shows a huge Russian Yars rocket able to hit the UK and the US being loaded into a silo at a base near Moscow.

The intercontinental ballistic missile has a 7,500 mile range and when nuclear-armed is reportedly 12 times more destructive than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

It was seen in Russian propaganda being installed in a launch-pad using a special transport and loading unit – but there is no indication of any order for an imminent launch.

Putin was seen in late October overseeing the launch of a similar Yars nuclear missile on a mock attack on the West amid high tension in the war with Ukraine.

In the drills, Russia reportedly practised its response to a Western nuclear attack and were aimed at targeting the UK and US. 

Fears are have been raised that the 70-year-old tyrant could detonate a nuke as his forces face mounting loses in the disastrous Ukraine war.

Russia is building up to more nuclear showboating as it marks the annual Strategic Missile Forces Day on 17 December.

Missile force commander Colonel Alexei Sokolov made clear the latest exercise was aimed at sending a message to the West, with both the UK and US within range.

“The importance of this operation lies in the fact that the missile will be put on combat duty on schedule,” he said.

Source: the U.S. Sun, Will Stewart, Tariq Tahir

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Video of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on a silo launcher has been released by Russia’s defense ministry, and has been widely reported by the country’s media in an apparent warning to the West of Moscow’s nuclear weapons capabilities.

Komsomolskaya Pravda reported that the Yars missile complex which was loaded in the Kaluga region had the capacity that was “12 times greater than the American bomb that destroyed Hiroshima,” referring to the atomic weapon dropped on the Japanese city on August 6, 1945.

The mass circulation paper’s report also outlined some of the missile’s specifications, which included an operational range of up to 12,000 kilometres which can strike the U.S. or anywhere in Europe, and a payload of up to 500 kilotons.

Its weight is 49,000 kilograms (49 tonnes) according to Military Today.

The RS-24 Yars is an improved version of the previous Topol-MR. Known in the West as SS-29 it was developed by the Moscow Institute of Thermal Engineering and first tested in 2007.

Able to prepared for launch in seven minutes, it can be fired from a prepared site, a special garage with a sliding roof, or from unprepared position during field deployment, according to Military Today.

The Russian defense ministry said on Wednesday that the missile was installed in the silo using a special transport and loading unit in an operation that took several hours.

The operation was in the lead up to Russia’s annual Strategic Missile Forces Day which takes place on Saturday, 17 December.

Source: Newsweek,  Brendon Cole

To read more, click here: https://www.newsweek.com/russia-ukraine-missile-yars-icbm-hiroshima-bomb-1766933