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Putin tests new 'invincible' nuclear-powered missile

What we know about Putin’s nuclear Burevestnik missile with ‘unlimited range’

General Valery Gerasimov, Russia’s chief of general staff, informed the Russian leader that the Burevestnik missile travelled 14,000 kilometres (8,700 miles) during a critical test carried out on Tuesday.

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Why Putin’s ‘invincible’ nuclear-powered missile is more likely to become a disastrous ‘flying Chernobyl’ for Russia

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What to know about Putin’s ‘Skyfall’ nuclear missile test

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Russia tested new nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile

Russia has successfully tested its nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile, a nuclear-capable weapon Moscow says can pierce any defence shield, and will move towards deploying the weapon, President...

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Russia tests nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile, Vladimir Putin wants to deploy it

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Putin claims successful test of long-range nuclear-powered cruise missile amid diplomatic breakdown

Putin makes stunning offer to Trump after firing world’s 1st nuke-powered cruise missile Burevestnik

After Russia’s Burevestnik nuclear missile test, President Vladimir Putin expressed willingness for a new summit with US President Donald Trump, despite the US canceling a planned Budapest meeting when talks stalled over Ukraine.

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Putin Uses Old Missile Technology to Send a New Message to the West

President Vladimir Putin hailed the first long-distance test of a nuclear-powered cruise missile that he said has no equal in the West.

Putin touts ‘limitless’ Burevestnik nuke missile: Russia’s 20,000-km skyfall test stuns the West

Putin confirms Russia’s test of nuclear-powered Burevestnik missile with 20,000-km range, sparking Western concern over radiation and deterrence.

Trump misread Putin's Burevestnik gamble? NATO fractures as three allies secretly side with Russia

As Trump urges Hungary, Slovakia, and Turkey to end Russian oil imports, a NATO rebellion brews. With new US sanctions hitting Lukoil and Rosneft, Orban resists—vowing to protect Hungarian energy security.