Russia’s nuclear underwater drone will have yield up to 2 Megatons, industry tells TASS. http://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/5208267/amp … Intended to destroy harbors, use would rain radioactive fallout over vast areas in violation of international law. In comparison, US 1946 Baker test was 23 kilotons.pic.twitter.com/ctJZagIKRW
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Ditto that. At least that’s what Putin suggested. But it’s probably also about the Russian military-industrial complex that seems to be having a field day coming up with fancy nuke projects that don’t seem to add much to Russian security.
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Vaporware
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The focus on high-profile exotic weapons has an almost Khrushchevian quality to it — except Khrushchev really was behind in key areas and thought his bluster could make up the difference.
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I don't believe this Putin Drone exists. I am open to changing my mind should hard evidence emerge.
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It's definitely a form of vaporware at this point. Some aspects have apparently been tested. But it is at best in development.
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I suspect it's mostly on the drawing board. We've done a lot of things like that, that never came to fruition.
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They have apparently tested something that would be like the propulsion system (so
@russianforces told me — I am writing something on this work, once my semester finally ends). It's all plausible but there's a big gap between plausible and deployed. -
If you need help with the research or the writing I'll be happy to help out.
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The closest thing to nuclear smuggling ;-)
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