Add to ORKGRussia ismodernizing its strategic andnonstrategic nuclearwarheads. It currently has 4,500 nuclearwarheads, ofwhich roughly 1,780 strategicwarheads are deployed onmissiles and at bomber bases. Another 700 strategic warheads are in storage along with roughly 2,000 nonstrategic warheads. Russia deploys an estimated 311 ICBMs that can carry approximately 1,050 warheads. It is in the process of retiring all Soviet-era ICBMs and replacing themwith new systems, a project that according toMoscow is about halfway complete. Theoutgoin
With the end of the Cold War, the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaties (START), and other agreements, t...
Yuri Fedorov Russian Nuclear Forces Evolution and Perspectives Russian military doctrine assigns nuc...
NPS NRP Project PosterAssessing the Implications of Changes in Russia’s Strategic PostureN3/N5 - Inf...
Russia ismodernizing its strategic andnonstrategic nuclearwarheads. It currently has 4,500 nuclearwa...
Russia has taken important steps in modernizing its nuclear forces since early 2013, including the c...
Russia is in the middle of modernizing its nuclear forces, replacing Soviet-era ballistic missiles w...
Russian leaders continue to declare that Russia will once again become a great power and that the tw...
Asof early 2015, the authors estimate that theUSDefenseDepartmentmaintains about 4,760 nuclearwarhea...
Russia’s current geopolitical state of affairs has produced an increased awareness of security threa...
Russia's military-political leadership envisions a formidable range of uses for the country's arsena...
This book presents several essays analyzing Russia's extensive nuclear agenda and the issues connect...
History has turned full circle since the end of the cold war and collapse of the Soviet Union. Today...
Thе article analyzes the concept of strategic stability and its contemporary development in domestic...
ndia continues its efforts to develop a triad of offensive nuclear forces. Fighter bombers constitut...
In recent years, Russia’s nuclear weapons program has been widely discussed among policymakers, thin...
With the end of the Cold War, the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaties (START), and other agreements, t...
Yuri Fedorov Russian Nuclear Forces Evolution and Perspectives Russian military doctrine assigns nuc...
NPS NRP Project PosterAssessing the Implications of Changes in Russia’s Strategic PostureN3/N5 - Inf...
Russia ismodernizing its strategic andnonstrategic nuclearwarheads. It currently has 4,500 nuclearwa...
Russia has taken important steps in modernizing its nuclear forces since early 2013, including the c...
Russia is in the middle of modernizing its nuclear forces, replacing Soviet-era ballistic missiles w...
Russian leaders continue to declare that Russia will once again become a great power and that the tw...
Asof early 2015, the authors estimate that theUSDefenseDepartmentmaintains about 4,760 nuclearwarhea...
Russia’s current geopolitical state of affairs has produced an increased awareness of security threa...
Russia's military-political leadership envisions a formidable range of uses for the country's arsena...
This book presents several essays analyzing Russia's extensive nuclear agenda and the issues connect...
History has turned full circle since the end of the cold war and collapse of the Soviet Union. Today...
Thе article analyzes the concept of strategic stability and its contemporary development in domestic...
ndia continues its efforts to develop a triad of offensive nuclear forces. Fighter bombers constitut...
In recent years, Russia’s nuclear weapons program has been widely discussed among policymakers, thin...
With the end of the Cold War, the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaties (START), and other agreements, t...
Yuri Fedorov Russian Nuclear Forces Evolution and Perspectives Russian military doctrine assigns nuc...
NPS NRP Project PosterAssessing the Implications of Changes in Russia’s Strategic PostureN3/N5 - Inf...