"In combat readiness": Putin threatened nuclear blow during the parade on May 9 (photo)

Russia, after threatening the world with a nuclear blow and announced military nuclear training, demonstrated in Moscow missile strategic complexes "Yars". Kremlin head Vladimir Putin emphasized that they have everything ready, so that there was no "nuclear collision". During the parade in Moscow, on May 9, the center of the Russian capital drove missile installations (LCD) "Yars", which can launch a nuclear warhead up to 12 thousand km.

At the same time, in the speech of President of Russian Vladimir Putin, threats were threatened with a nuclear blow. The Kremlin head stated during the May 9 parade, told RIA Novosti Telegram channel. Putin explained his vision of World War II, whose history, in his opinion, is distorted in the West. He believes that foreign politicians are governed by "Revachism", "Nazism", "Colonialism", "Lies". After that he stressed that Russia will stop any country that would try to surpass it.

As a result, the Russian assured that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was ready to strike a nuclear strike on the enemy, to prevent the "global war". Meanwhile, on the parade of May 9, two missile launchers "Yar", which are capable of launching a nuclear warhead, passed the Red Square. While they were moving, the commentator stated that it was a "formidable force of nuclear restraint", which is able to reach anywhere on the globe.

Yars is a strategic missile complex that can start a nuclear warhead up to 12 thousand km. Nuclear charge capacity-about 300-500 kt. Physical dimensions - length 22 m, diameter - almost 2 m, weight at the start - 46 tons. The speed of movement - up to 14 strokes, earlier wrote focus. For more than two years of the war, the Kremlin has carried out test launches several times. For example, in November 2023, unsuccessful tests took place, Roszmi reported.

In March 2024, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation stated that it was started from the Space Sports "Plesietsk" and everything went successful. Meanwhile, on May 9, Moscow was able to invite only six political leaders. Among them is the head of Guinea-Bisao and Laos, as well as presidents of Belarus and Kazakhstan.