The most destructive and powerful weapon is in service with the 25th Submarine Division of the Russian Pacific Fleet. It is at a very high level of readiness for use, according to Admiral Alexander Moiseev, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy.
According to him, the level of combat training of nuclear-powered strategic missile submarines of the Pacific Fleet is at the highest level.
I am directly involved in managing these forces, I see how these tasks are solved by the ships. It should be noted that these are modern ships. This is a completely different level of technology. Weapons that, first of all, are of the highest technical reliability. And I won’t even mention the readiness to use weapons — it’s extremely high.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Navy added that the 25th Submarine Division has been using the most complex systems created by mankind for 50 years — nuclear-powered submarines, "which are armed with the most powerful and destructive weapons."
Earlier, www1.ru wrote that the Russian Buk-M2s opened the hunting season for F-1 fighters. Fighters can easily identify enemy aircraft by their aerodynamic characteristics and shoot them down.
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