(Moscow Composite Electric) The Russian Ministry of Defense said on Tuesday that Russia first allowed US personnel to view its latest hypersonic missile for the first time from the 24th to 26th of this month, and said that the missile could break through the US anti -commission system.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the purpose of Russia's exhibition is to maintain the feasibility and effectiveness of the New Start.
The treaty was signed by then, then US President Barack Obama and Russian President Medvedev. It took effect on February 5, 2011 for a validity of 10 years and will fail in 2021.
According to the treaty, the United States and Russia must comprehensively reduce the nuclear warheads and missile deployed during the Cold War, and reduce their respective nuclear warheads to 1550, nuclear missile launch devices and launch nuclear weapons, and submarines and submarines after seven years of effectiveness.For 800, the number of nuclear warheads that has been deployed must not exceed 700.
US President Trump has expressed no intention of extending the treaty unless China joined.
According to Russian experts earlier, this two -stage rocket engine is used in the Avangard hypersonic missile. Its warhead can fly quickly with 20 times, tolerance of 2,000 degrees Celsius and high temperature, which can break through all current air defense and anti -missile systems in the world.Precise strikes for targets.
In February of this year, Russian President Putin stated in the National Love Counseling that the missile has begun to mass production and will be deployed in December this year.
According to Koroqinco, director of the Russian World Weapon Trade Analysis Center, the flight trajectory of the missile is difficult to predict, so it cannot be intercepted, which will break the dream of the United States to compete with Russia's nuclear forces.
According to US media reports, Russia developed this weapon to face problems. For example, in August this year, a rocket engine test explosion occurred in a remote military shooting range in the north, causing the death of five nuclear scientists, and once caused the radiation level in the surrounding area to exceed the standard.
