Russia conducts test launch of ‘advanced’ ICBM
Western analysts call the Russian intercontinental ballistic missile Sarmat, the 'Satan 2.' – Facebook pic, April 12, 2023.
RUSSIA has conducted what it said was the successful test launch of an “advanced” intercontinental ballistic missile, weeks after it suspended participation in its last remaining nuclear arms control pact with the United States. The Russian defence ministry said in a statement that a “combat crew successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile of a mobile ground-based missile system” from its Kapustin Yar test site yesterday.
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