After the word Putin .. "Demon 2" Russian is approaching the moment of decisiveness

Translations - Abu Dhabi
Russia is preparing to test the launch of the strongest intercontinental ballistic missile after the test entered its final stages, according to media reports.

Newsweek reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday praised the recent achievements of his armed forces, especially in the field of ambitious plans to develop weapons.

It is reported that modern weapons that Russia is developing are capable of superior to current and even future air defense systems, the magazine said.

Putin revealed some recent developments with regard to these "modern and accurate" weapons that determine and determine the future of the "image of the Russian armed forces."

This came during a special military ceremony witnessed the distribution of awards and decorations and promotions for a number of officers of the Russian armed forces.

"The Avangard missile system, which is equipped with a supersonic SLS, will greatly enhance the strength of the strategic missile unit," Putin told the participants. "Final tests involving the intercontinental ballistic sarmat missile have been successful. As you know, On alert ".
Putin has uncovered a number of these weapons, along with highly developed projects, such as the Dron submarines "Poseidon" and the nuclear cruise missile "9 or 730 Purefestank."

Russia has conducted tests on all these weapons, making uneven progress, some of them succeeded completely and others achieved limited success, but among the most advanced weapons that have been tested and entered the final stages of the tests, a missile "Sarmat Rs 28" known to NATO as the " Devil 2 ".

Putin claims that the "devil", developed by the Makyev missile design office since 2009, is unrestricted and can not be intercepted or even interfered with by the most sophisticated defense systems.

The RS-28 is an intercontinental ballistic missile with liquid fuel capable of flying across the poles and carrying 10-tonne destructive warheads that can be launched from underground platforms even after a nuclear strike by the enemy.

In a recent news conference, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shweigo told reporters that the "devil" missile had reached the next stage of testing, shortly after Putin said that the Avangard system, which Moscow claims to be flying more than 20 times faster, Is to respond to American ambitions to build a global missile shield.