The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announces the successful testing of a new missile of the Iskander-M complex. The head of the Kapustin Yar test site told reporters that interdepartmental tests had been carried out, as a result of which a new missile for an operational-tactical missile complex could soon appear in service.
From the statement of the head of the Kapustin Yar training ground, Major General Oleg Kislov:
Of the most significant events held recently, one can note the completion of interdepartmental tests of a new missile for the Iskander missile system.
General Kislov also told reporters that he considers the development of the capabilities of a promising silo-based missile system on the Yasny-Kura route to be an important event for the test site. General is quoted by RIA News:
The test site is working to create a promising silo-based missile system using the Yasny - Kura route.
The general did not report what specific complex was being discussed.
For reference: the plan of the Kapustin Yar test site appeared in the USSR on May 13, 1946 for testing the first Soviet ballistic missiles. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the arrival of the first military personnel to the training ground and the creation of the first launch pad.
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