next time someone talks about russian nukes not working, post this and watch them cope > remember, i'm skipping the fact that they're about 86 percent complete on modernizing their treaty-accountable systems. we remain at zero. we're getting there, right? maybe by the end of the decade.   ches/article/3126694/2022-space-and -missile-defense-symposium/ > beyond russias traditional strategic triad, it is expanding and modernizing its nuclear options. these include nuclear-capable hypersonic systems such as the tsirkon land attack cruise missile and the kinzhal air-launched ballistic missile, the last of which russia has employed frequently against ukraine in a conventional role. these hypersonic systems add diversity and flexibility to russias nuclear arsenal and complement its stockpile of approximately 2,000 theater nuclear weapons that do not fall under new start limits.   documents/2024%20usstratcom%20congr essional%20posture%20statement.pdf
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