US EditionPutin Says Russia's Nuclear-Armed Underwater Drone Was Tested Successfully
Putin hailed the Poseidon as a strategic nuclear weapon with unmatched speed and depth, capable of triggering radioactive tsunamis to devastate coastal areas, tested successfully using nuclear power.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the successful test of the Poseidon nuclear-capable underwater drone, claiming it is unblockable and represents a major technological leap for Russia's military.
- Putin stated that the test involved launching the drone from a submarine and activating its nuclear propulsion system.
- The Poseidon can travel at speeds of up to 115 miles per hour and generate radioactive tsunamis, potentially rendering coastal areas uninhabitable according to assessments from both Russian and American experts.
- This announcement marks a second provocative nuclear weapons test within days, following the launch of the Burevestnik missile, which elicited warnings from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Russia's leader Vladimir Putin said this week that he had successfully tested a new nuclear submarine drone called "Poseidon" for the first time. The nuclear torpedo should be able to wipe out entire states.
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by Emmitt Barry, with reporting from Washington D.C. Bureau Staff (Worthy News) – Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a “tremendous success” in testing the Poseidon nuclear-powered underwater drone, hailing it as a revolutionary leap in Russia’s strategic weapons program. The test marks the first full launch from a submarine with its onboard nuclear reactor activated — a step Putin said no other nation has achieved. “For the first time, we…
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The Poseidon submarine is equipped with a nuclear power plant, which is a great success, Putin stressed.
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