In a bold display of military prowess, Russia's Ministry of Defense announced the launch of three intercontinental ballistic missiles on Tuesday. This maneuver is part of a larger strategic nuclear forces exercise aimed at showcasing the nation's enduring nuclear capabilities.
The exercise included the deployment of the \"Yars\" missile, launched from the renowned Plesetsk Cosmodrome, targeting the Kura test range on the remote Kamchatka Peninsula. This long-range missile demonstration highlights Russia's ability to project power across vast distances.
Adding to the display, two more missiles, the \"Sineva\" and \"Bulava,\" were launched from submarines. These submarine-launched ballistic missiles represent a core component of Russia's nuclear arsenal, emphasizing their operational readiness and flexibility in strategic defense operations.
This series of missile launches underscores Russia's commitment to maintaining a robust nuclear deterrent, reaffirming its position in global security dynamics.
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