Russia To NATO: FAFO

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Following Putin’s signing of Russia’s updated nuclear doctrine into law, which allows them to launch nukes at countries backing attacks from Ukraine, here are some of their most powerful weapons:

RS-24 Yars: Road-mobile or silo-based ICBM carrying up to 3 warheads (200-kt yield each). Russia has 772 warheads assigned to Yars.

Topol-M: Single-warhead ICBM (800-kt yield), with 78 missiles in the arsenal.

R-36M2 Voevoda: Ground-based ICBM carrying up to 10 warheads or decoys (550-750 kt). Russia operates 46 Voevodas, totaling 340 warheads.

RS-28 Sarmat: New ICBM carrying up to 16 warheads (750-kt each). Russia plans for 46 Sarmats with initial deployment in 2023.

Avangard: Hypersonic glide vehicle launched via ICBMs. Yield: 800 kt–2 megatons. Currently 7 systems operational.

RSM-56 Bulava: Submarine-launched missile (SLBM) with 6-10 warheads (100-150 kt each). Total 576 warheads deployed on strategic subs.

R-29RMU2 Sineva/Layner: SLBM carrying 4×500 kt or 10-12×100 kt warheads. Total arsenal includes 320 warheads.

Source: Sputnik

h/t MT Ballsack

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