It’s no secret that Vladimir Putin possesses a scary arsenal of superweapons that looms over the whole planet.
He’s raised fears that he’ll use his stockpile after displaying his lethal arsenal to give his opponents “meal for thought.”
Despite employing “outdated” methods on the ground, Russia’s armament is unrivalled, as seen by their taunting of Ukraine with their superior weapons.
The capabilities are nearly unimaginable, but Putin has informed the world that his arsenal is capable of causing mass disaster.
However, releasing such weapons would put the murderous despot in grave danger.
Although he is aware that Nato troops have a similarly lethal arsenal, Russian President Vladimir Putin may now be unconcerned about the threat of “mutually assured destruction.”
In 2018, the former KGB spymaster stated that he would be prepared to see his nation obliterated in a nuclear war.
The decision by Russia’s increasingly unpredictable president to put the world’s largest nuclear arsenal on standby is now being regarded very seriously.
RS-28 Satan II
Just recently, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that his “RS-28 Satan 2” missile, which can fire up to 12 nuclear warheads at once, was successfully launched.
The massive 115-foot nuclear warhead has the ability to travel 11,000 miles, carry 15 missiles, and destroy an area the size of France.
It travelled nearly the full length of Russia – about 3,600 miles – in around 15 minutes during its supposedly victorious test firing.
The Satan missile’s individual warheads are capable of detaching from the main 100-tonne missile and travelling at hypersonic speeds towards their target.
Russia’s defence ministry said that the Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile can defeat any missile defence system.
Putin hoped it would make those “seeking to threaten our country in the midst of feverish hostile language” think twice.
Worse, Dmitry Rogozin, the director of Russia’s space agency Roscosmos, said the weapon was a “gift to NATO and other patrons of Ukronazism.”
SSC-X-9 Skyfall
The SC-X-9 Skyfall, a nuclear-armed cruise missile with a “unlimited” range, adds to Russia’s arsenal of superweapons.
It may be fired from land or water and can stay aloft for DAYS, making long-range attacks a breeze.
Putin believes that the bomb, which was debuted in 2018, can dodge all air defence systems, implying that no opponent is safe.
Skyfall is also supposed to be harder to detect since it may travel at low altitudes for the duration of its voyage.
The world’s first nuclear-powered cruise missile was created with the intention of uncovering weaknesses in enemy defence systems.
The cutting-edge weapons system can also hit key military targets that other weapons couldn’t reach.
Poseidon
The SC-X-9 Skyfall, a nuclear-armed cruise missile with a “unlimited” range, adds to Russia’s arsenal of superweapons.
It may be fired from land or water and can stay aloft for DAYS, making long-range attacks a breeze.
Putin believes that the bomb, which was debuted in 2018, can dodge all air defence systems, implying that no opponent is safe.
Skyfall is also supposed to be harder to detect since it may travel at low altitudes for the duration of its voyage.
The world’s first nuclear-powered cruise missile was created with the intention of uncovering weaknesses in enemy defence systems.
The cutting-edge weapons system can also hit key military targets that other weapons couldn’t reach.
This includes aircraft carrier groups, coastal fortifications and infrastructure – making it poised to “inaugurate an ominous new era of autonomous undersea warfare”.
Supra-light
The Supra-light laser cannon is one of the most flexible weapons in Russia’s arsenal, in keeping with the country’s modern systems.
Its major objective, also known as the Peresvet, is reported to be fulfilling the same responsibilities as air defences and missiles.
The complicated cannon can destroy satellites, aircraft, drones, and missiles, making it a “disturbing” danger to the US.
It works in the same manner that other countries’ systems do, by neutralising the electronics aboard missiles and planes from afar.
Despite its broad list of targets, most facts about the lethal laser cannon remain a mystery, allowing the West to speculate on its capabilities.
It’s supposed to perform flawlessly in excellent weather, but poor weather might obstruct the critical laser’s passage.
Yu-74 Avangard
The Yu-74 Avangard missile system, which was refined to perfection over numerous years, is among the mad Kremlin leader’s stockpile.
The hypersonic warhead glider, which can reach speeds of up to 21,000 mph, is so fast that it gives targets little time to respond.
The nefarious masterminds have designed a weapon that can fight missile defences by combining components from ancient and current Russian artillery.
It can hit its targets “like a meteorite, like a fireball,” while travelling at 20 times the speed of sound, according to Evil Putin.
What distinguishes the Avangard from other lethal weapons is its ability to travel and manoeuvre through the environment.
Due to its mobility, it may effectively elude detection while delivering both nuclear and conventional weapons.
Kh-47M2 Dagger
Putin’s Kh-47M2 Dagger is yet another sub-strategic weapon in his arsenal of threatening weaponry.
The hypersonic air-launched nuclear missile is launched from aeroplanes and has a range of around 2,000 kilometres.
It may be fitted with both nuclear and conventional warheads, making it a formidable instrument for disrupting adversary multi-domain operations.
The missile was earlier termed the “perfect weapon” and “invulnerable” to air defence systems by Moscow.
The carrying aircraft speeds to its highest potential speed before releasing the weapons.
It cranks up its solid-propellant-driven engine and roars into the sky at up to 12 times the speed of sound after being released.
The Dagger’s relentless pace makes it an excellent choice for defeating strongly protected targets.
