The Russian Federation no longer threatens the "nucleus" because it has a rocket "Oreshnik": Putin about nuclear doctrine (video)

President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin spoke about a new vision of the doctrine and the importance of "Oresshnik" during a meeting of the Council for the Development of Public Society and Human Rights. The politician joined him online: the details were written in the Telegram channel Roszma TASS. Putin spoke about whether the Russian Federation would strengthen the nuclear doctrine.

According to the Kremlin head, there is no need to strengthen it, since the Russians now have "modern weapons systems" - rocket "Oreshnik". According to the Russian President, Moscow now behaves "restrained and neat" and tries to "show freedom" - as well as Russians who "consider the Russian Federation to be their homeland and are ready to do everything for its fortification," said the official.

"If you figure out, a sufficient number of these modern systems puts on the border of the complete absence of the need for nuclear weapons," Putin said. It should be noted that the first use of the Russian newest rocket "Orezhnik" took place on the morning of November 21. The video from the scene shows a bright outbreak and a flight of warheads, which in the air split into six parts and hit, probably in the territory of the Yuzhmash plant in the Dnieper.

Military bloggers suggested that a new means of defeat-the modernization of the medium-range missile RS-26 "Rubezh" after that was aired Vladimir Putin, who stated that the Russian Federation first used the latest ballistic missile with a non-nuclear hypersonic warlord "Oreshnik". The politician also assured that the experimental rocket achieved the goals. Dnipro Mayor Boris Filatov, in turn, stated that the rehabilitation center was injured.

Meanwhile, The New York Times published an analysis of the latest weapons, which was stated in the Russian Federation. Analysts have noted the presence of subbovs - such a technical solution is usually not used in a long range ballistic missiles. They agreed that the Oreshnik was created on the basis of "Rubezh". The diameter of the rocket is about a meter, the range is up to 5. 5 thousand km and it can reach the farthest corner of Europe, the article is said.

In early December, the General Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense reported that the Russian Federation has no more than two or three Oreshnik missiles. However, on December 10, a statement of Military Watch Magazine appeared that Russians can produce them for 25 a month. The statement was reacted in the NSDC: the head of the Center for Combating Misinformation Andriy Kovalenko wrote that such statements are not true.