 
                            Russia has also successfully tested its new nuclear-powered cruise missile, the Burevestnik, a big step in its high weapons production. The missile was said to have had great endurance and range, besides the ability of thousands of kilometers with a nuclear propulsion system. The test was what the Russian authorities termed a decisive success, with an emphasis on the fact that it was capable of beating the existing missile defense mechanisms. The aim is to improve strategic deterrence through the unlimited range and unpredictability of the flight path of the weapon. This success marks another step in the development of defense forces by Russia with the use of next-generation missile technology, and it marks the beginning of a new era in the history of military invention and nuclear policy all over the world.
The 9M730 Burevestnik is a Russian nuclear-powered cruise missile system used to deter any action on a global scale.
It has a nuclear thermal propulsion system, which allows it to travel distances of more than 14,000km and last a duration of approximately 15 hours.
It is armed with a nuclear warhead and flies at low altitudes with haphazard routes to avoid radar screens and missiles.
The missile has been developed since 2018 and has now successfully undergone final testing and readiness tests.
Kh-101: Long-range, air-launched cruise missiles with a range of 4,500 km, mass-produced in 2025 and designed for strategic operations.
Iskander 9M723: A short-range ballistic missile with a range of 500 km, widely used by Russian defense units this year.
Oreshnik: A new hypersonic ballistic missile with a 5,500 km range that reaches Mach 10 speeds, set to enter service in 2025.
The announcement of the successful test of the nuclear-powered Burevestnik missile, which was made by Russia, is a major move towards achieving its strategic defense capabilities. President Putin emphasized it as evidence of technological power and military innovation that Russia developed. Having an alleged unlimited distance and nuclear propulsion, the Burevestnik heralds a new frontier in the world deterrence policy, and cements Russia as one of the dominant forces in the next-generation weaponry development and strategic stability.
