Russian engineers are developing the newest intercontinental ballistic missile, "Cedar." Sources in the defense industry reported that development was planned to begin around 2023-2024.
It was planned that the solid-propellant "Cedar" missiles would replace the "Yars" complexes currently in service with the Strategic Missile Forces (RVSN) by 2030. The new ICBMs, like the "Yars," will be both stationary (silo-based) and mobile.
Currently, the RVSN combat composition includes "Topol," "Topol-M," and "Yars." The atomic strategic submarines of projects 955 and 955A "Borei" are armed with "Bulava" missiles. Re-equipment is underway with promising stationary-based hypersonic complexes "Avangard," which have improved indicators for overcoming missile defense.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that the newest self-propelled gun "Malva" has been taught to hit several targets simultaneously in a fire raid.
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