Russian Ministry Reports Bulava Missile Test From Submarine
Russia's Ministry of Defense said the submarine Generalissimo Suvorov test-fired a Bulava missile from a submerged position in the Sea of Okhotsk.
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Russia’s Ministry of Defense said the Pacific Fleet submarine Generalissimo Suvorov test-fired a Bulava submarine-launched ballistic missile from underwater in the Sea of Okhotsk. The ministry described the launch as part of the crew’s combat training.
Key details
- The ministry identified Generalissimo Suvorov as a Project 955A Borei-A nuclear-powered submarine.
- The ministry said the missile was directed toward the Chizha test range in Arkhangelsk Region.
- The ministry said monitoring data showed the missile’s warheads reached the designated range area at the expected time.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said monitoring data showed the missile’s warheads reached the designated range area at the expected time.
Why it matters
The report describes a live missile test conducted by a Pacific Fleet submarine, with the Russian Ministry of Defense presenting it as a crew-training activity. The stated launch area and destination connect the operation across the Sea of Okhotsk and Arkhangelsk Region.
What happens next
The reported test adds another training event to the operational record of Generalissimo Suvorov. What details about the submarine’s next training activities will the ministry share?
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