Russia tests long-range nuclear-powered cruise missile ‘Burevestnik’

Russia tested its nuclear-powered Burevestnik missile with claimed range of 14,000 km, signalling elevated strategic risks and military posturing.

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Russia tests long-range nuclear-powered cruise missile ‘Burevestnik’

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Russia tested its nuclear-powered Burevestnik missile with claimed range of 14,000 km, signalling elevated strategic risks and military posturing.
Russia announced the successful test of its nuclear-powered cruise missile 9M730 “Burevestnik”, claiming a range of 14,000 km and a flight time of 15 hours. The weapon is described by Moscow as capable of circumventing missile-defence systems, and follows a recent period of heightened nuclear drills. Officials said the test underscores Russia’s strategic posture amid the war in Ukraine. While Western analysts question the technological readiness, the announcement raises tensions and could increase defence spending and risk-premia across global security-sensitive markets.
Oct 26, 2025 • 21:56
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