Russia unveiled its new “unstoppable” nuclear missile in Belarus. The Russian hypersonic, nuclear-capable Oreshnik ballistic missile has set off World War 3 alarm bells across the globe, stoking fears that a long-simmering arms race could spiral into open conflict.

A new tool shows the catastrophic impact of a nuclear strike as Russia deploys its “unstoppable” Oreshnik missile, putting London and Europe within minutes of danger

A RUSSIAN nuke missile, with the capability to hit London in just eight minutes, has been seen deployed in Belarus. The nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile is touted as being fast and powerful enough

The weapon is the most recent iteration of the Poseidon, a nuclear-powered super torpedo named after the Greek god of the sea. When armed with a nuclear warhead, Poseidon can reportedly generate radioactive swells—or toxic ocean waves—which would be devastating for anyone living along the shoreline.

Vladimir Putin's much-vaunted Oreshnik missile complex, which could strike London 'within minutes' has been pictured for first time as it heads on 'combat duty' in Belarus

Vladimir Putin claimed that Russia recently completed the successful test of a new nuclear-powered and nuclear-armed missile, Burevestnik (which translates as “Storm Petrel”), calling it “a unique weapon that no other country possesses.” Because of ...

US President Donald Trump said on October 27 that Putin should end the war in Ukraine instead of testing a Burevestnik nuclear-powered missile. He also noted that the US has a nuclear submarine stationed close to Russia that “does [not] have to go 8,000 miles”.