Putin's nuclear threats: A new Yars nuclear missile (video) has been installed in the Kaluga region

According to the New York Post journalists, a demonstration of preparing for launching Yars says that Russian President Vladimir Putin again confirmed his nuclear threat to the West. According to Roszma, a ballistic missile with a nuclear warhead was installed in a mine and prepared for use in the city of Kozelsk, Kaluga region, southwest of Moscow. The rocket was installed with the help of a special transportation unit for several hours, which was shot in video.

The Ministry of Defense of the aggressor country stated that the installation of the IBR "Yar" was carried out on the eve of the Day of Missile Troops of Strategic Purpose of the Russian Federation. According to the commander of the Kozel missile joint Alexei Sokolov, the rocket was put "for combat duty in the planned time".

On the occasion of the demonstration of the establishment of "Yazy" Daily Mail writes that at the end of October this year Putin personally watched the launch of a similar rocket in the process of strategic exercises, which are conducted with a hint of imitating a blow to the west against the background of high tensions due to invasion of Ukraine.

And today's MBR establishment is another "show" of the nuclear power of the Russian Federation in order to intimidate Western countries on the day of Russian missile troops, British journalists say. The strategic complex of PC-24 "Yars" is equipped with a solid fuel intercontinental ballistic missile of mobile and mine base, which Russia plans to replace the complexes "Topol" and "Topol-M".

Probably, the rocket range is up to 11 thousand kilometers, and the charge power is from 300 to 500 kiloton. Together with other strategic missile complexes, Yar should form the basis of strategic missile troops. According to the General Designer of the Moscow Institute of Thermal Engineering Yuri Solomonov, the peculiarity of this IBR is a short -lived field, which complicates the interception of the rocket.