In the center of Moscow staged a march "on Washington": demanded a blow to the Nuclear missile "Sarmat" (video)

The video of the event was distributed by Telegram channels on November 12. People carried the flags of the USSR and were associated with St. George's ribbons. At the head of the column, the man chanted: "Beat," Sarmate ", in the cities of the enemy", "For Russia against Sodomy", "On Washington", "On the Centers of Decisions" and "We are against Sodomy". The crowd picked up every slogan. At some point, people stopped, they made a launch of a rocket with the inscription "Sarmat".

The participants of the march began to repeat the words of Russian President Vladimir Putin: "We, as martyrs, will get into paradise, and they will simply die. " Sarmat PC-28 is a 5th generation of mine base, which was developed at the Makeev missile center in the city of Mias Chelyabinsk region. It contains a heavy multi -stage intercontinental liquid ballistic rocket. The length of the projectile is 35 meters, the starting weight is 208 tons, the mass that is thrown - about 10 tons.

Sarmat missile can hit the target at a distance of 18 thousand kilometers. The Russian command indicates the possibility of delivery of nuclear warheads to anywhere in the world through the North or South Pole thanks to this rocket. Sarmat is replacing the strategic missile of the mine-20V "Voivoda" mine (by NATO-SS-18 "Satan"). Sarmat serial production wants to be set up at the Krasnoyarsk Machine Building Plant.

Putin said that the first regiment, armed with "Sarmatians", would impose on duty at the end of 2022. It should be noted that the first tests of the Sarmat missile took place on April 20, 2022. The projectile was launched at the Plesetsk in the Arkhangelsk region. According to the command of the command, she had to deliver blocks that mimic nuclear charges on the landfill.

By the end of the year of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation they want to hold a second test start on the same scenario. Little design tests are considered to be completed by a minimum of 5 launches. In August this year, the head of Roscosmos Yuriy Borisov declared the serial production of missiles "Sarmat", "Yars" and "Bulava". Earlier in Russia they wanted to put 50 intercontinental ballistic missiles "Sarmat" on combat duty.