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Putin Hails Test Of Nuclear Super Torpedo Capable Of Unleashing 'Radioactive Tidal Waves'

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Russia completes successful test launch of long-anticipated nuclear-powered underwater Poseidon torpedo drone

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TED POSTOL: Burevestnk Missile & Poseidon Torpedo, What We Know

In late October, President Vladimir Putin showcased two nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed systems: Poseidon: a long-range, nuclear-powered underwater drone. Burevestnik: a nuclear-powered cruise missile with “unlimited range.” General Gerasimov stated that on October 21, Burevestnik flew for many hours, covering 14,000 km, and demonstrated the ability to hit any target at any distance while bypassing air/missile defenses. Many Western observers doubted the missile’s existence or functionality; some claimed the recent test wasn’t nuclear-powered because no radiation was detected. MIT Professor Ted Postol is brought in to analyze what is real and what is exaggerated.
His conclusions:

  • The missile is practically unlimited in range.
  • Postol says the missile could loiter above the U.S. and then dive to strike from any direction with little warning.
  • Historical Background: The Tech Isn’t New. Both the U.S. and USSR tried nuclear-powered aircraft and missiles in the 1950s–60s. Examples included reactor-powered ramjets with outputs of 400–500 megawatts. The programs were abandoned because: Early ICBMs became reliable, heavy-lift vehicles capable of accurate global nuclear delivery. Old nuclear engines produced: dangerous radiation plumes, massive environmental contamination, electronics failures due to high radiation. Reactors were so large that shielding was impossible. However, Russia appears to have solved these issues by developing a far smaller reactor—hundreds of times less powerful—sufficient for subsonic cruise speeds.
  • Lack of radiation detection does not indicate a non-nuclear engine.
  • The Burevestnik is technologically feasible and consistent with what is known.
  • Detection is extremely difficult, especially from head-on angles.
  • Tracking nearly impossible.
  • The missile can circle or hover over oceans or remote regions for hours, days, or longer before receiving a command to strike.
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