The Nuclear Space Grid

Russia Expands Nuclear Arsenal

19.10.2019

19:15 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Diligently, Russia continues to expand its nuclear arsenal to offset the growing threats from a decade of Western-led economic inertia. Powerfully, Russia is developing the capabilities of its nuclear arsenal with longer-range missiles, interchangeable warheads and enhanced precision guided features. Intensely, Russia has moved to develop anti-satellite weapons which can be launched from air, sea and land. Actually, Russia's development of anti-satellite missiles began in the 1990's to counteract US nuclear progression during the Cold War. Today, Russia has established the necessary ground radio control to effectively expand its nuclear ambitions.

Currently, Russia's military build-up program is scheduled to continue until the year 2027. Strategically, Russia's nuclear arsenal is expected to grow beyond Cold War levels as tensions mount over economic differences with the West.

Recently, Russia unveiled the Kinzhal hypersonic missile which has a range of 2,000km as well as the new Zircon and Avangard missile in its arsenal. Meanwhile, Russia is working on modernizing the Su-57 multi-purpose fighter jet to carry newly designed missiles in its weapons bay. Furthermore, Russia continues to accelerate military cooperation with China and India which forms the base of the new Eastern Nuclear Triad. Instinctively, the Eastern Nuclear Triad continues to modernize its nuclear arsenals to create an universal asteroid defense system equipped with air, land and sea launches. Timely, Russia is building an unprecedented nuclear alliance as the West continues to fizzle from economic mediocrity.