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Kozelsky missile division will receive a new Yars in December

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The Kozel missile division deployed in the Kaluga region will receive a new intercontinental ballistic missile of the mine-based Yars in December of this year, from the announcements of events published on Friday on the official website of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.


This ICBM will replace the previous-generation Stilet missile currently in service in Kozelsk.

Kozelsky missile division will receive a new Yars in December


Fifth of December 2017 of the year - Loading of an intercontinental ballistic missile "Yars" into a silo launcher at the Kozelsky missile compound (Kozelsk city, Kaluga region)
- the report says.

The Kozel missile compound is the first in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation of the Strategic Missile Forces, which is being reequipped on stationary bases at Yarsy. The adoption of this complex, taking into account the development of missile defense systems, should enhance the combat capabilities of the strike force of the Strategic Missile Forces to overcome missile defense systems and strengthen the nuclear deterrence potential of Russian strategic nuclear forces.

Earlier, the commander of the Strategic Missile Forces, Colonel-General Sergei Karakayev, in an interview with the newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda, said that all divisions of the Strategic Missile Forces would be reequipped to the Yars missile systems before 2026, reports RIA News
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  1. Settlement Oparyshev
    Settlement Oparyshev 1 December 2017 14: 02
    +2
    It’s immediately obvious that the rocket launchers are experienced. In our time, we could forget to unhook the tractor before lifting the container.
  2. Gotsman
    Gotsman 1 December 2017 14: 05
    +3
    Sorry, but today is only December 1, 2017.
    1. hrych
      hrych 1 December 2017 17: 08
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      Quote: Gotsman
      Sorry, but today is only December 1, 2017.

      Like Stilettos retired belay
      1. andr327
        andr327 1 December 2017 19: 48
        +1
        Leadership's favorite business is to report on success ahead of the engine. But the guys will do it anyway. And missile launchers have too many concepts: received, transferred to the unit, loaded into (on) the launcher, conducted comprehensive tests, put into operation, put on an experimental database, put on the database. So you can imagine a bunch of victorious reports. Although for citizens of the country, in principle, one is needed: A database is supplied.
        1. Paranoid50
          Paranoid50 1 December 2017 22: 29
          +3
          Quote: andr327
          Although for citizens of the country, in principle, one is needed: A database is supplied.

          In principle, enough. yes But I’ll try to turn on the mega alarmist: damn it, in Kozelsk it had to be done back in 1237 !!! am
  3. san4es
    san4es 1 December 2017 14: 23
    +6
    All divisions of the Strategic Missile Forces will be rearmament to Yars missile systems until 2026,
    soldier

  4. _Jack_
    _Jack_ 1 December 2017 15: 20
    +2
    Fifth of December 2017 - Yars intercontinental ballistic missile loading
    wow, from the future they sent us a report
    1. ASDik37
      ASDik37 1 December 2017 15: 35
      +4
      Photo a year ago - December 2016. A year ago, the Ministry of Defense published a video with footage of Yars loading into a mine near Kozelsk
  5. polite people
    polite people 1 December 2017 17: 02
    0
    We are heartily glad to see the revival of the Nuclear Shield of our Fatherland !!!
  6. weksha50
    weksha50 1 December 2017 18: 14
    0
    "Fifth of December 2017 - Loading the Yars intercontinental ballistic missile into the silo launcher in the Kozelsk missile compound (Kozelsk city, Kaluga region) "....

    What's this ???
    Back to the Future ?... laughing
  7. Dzafdet
    Dzafdet 1 December 2017 20: 59
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    Quote: hrych
    Quote: Gotsman
    Sorry, but today is only December 1, 2017.

    Like Stilettos retired belay

    Not all . There were either three, or four types. One more on the database ...
  8. Old26
    Old26 1 December 2017 22: 43
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    Quote: Dzafdet
    Quote: hrych
    Quote: Gotsman
    Sorry, but today is only December 1, 2017.

    Like Stilettos retired belay

    Not all . There were either three, or four types. One more on the database ...

    No longer. At the last exchange, they were already listed in the non-deployed section.
  9. Dzafdet
    Dzafdet 2 December 2017 07: 03
    +1
    Quote: Old26
    Quote: Dzafdet
    Quote: hrych
    Quote: Gotsman
    Sorry, but today is only December 1, 2017.

    Like Stilettos retired belay

    Not all . There were either three, or four types. One more on the database ...

    No longer. At the last exchange, they were already listed in the non-deployed section.

    And here is no:
    The military-industrial corporation NPO Mashinostroeniya intends to extend the warranty life of the RS-18 liquid multi-block ballistic missiles (UR-100N UTTX, according to NATO classification - Stiletto, "Stiletto") to 35-36 years. This, according to Interfax, said the Director General of the NGO Alexander Leonov. “Today, the confirmed life of these missiles has been extended to 33 years. We will extend these terms further, as much as possible, ”said Leonov.

    • Extending the life of missiles is associated with the need to maintain the number of carriers and warheads specified in the agreement on the reduction and limitation of strategic offensive weapons, which entered into force on February 5, 2011. According to Leonov, the RS-18 Stilet ICBM grouping as part of the Russian Strategic Missile Forces was gradually formed - “it has older and younger missiles.” This means that the missiles "will remain long enough" in the arsenal of Russia.
  10. Old26
    Old26 2 December 2017 14: 29
    +1
    Quote: Dzafdet
    The military-industrial corporation NPO Mashinostroeniya intends to extend the warranty life of the RS-18 liquid multi-block ballistic missiles (UR-100N UTTX, according to NATO classification - Stiletto, "Stiletto") to 35-36 years. This, according to Interfax, said the Director General of the NGO Alexander Leonov. “Today, the confirmed life of these missiles has been extended to 33 years. We will extend these terms further, as much as possible, ”said Leonov.

    And where are they based? In Kozelsk, one regiment has already been completely re-equipped with Yars-M, and the second regiment is re-equipped. The third regiment - work on the re-equipment of silos.
    In 2012, there were 3 regiments in Tatishchevo armed with 15A35 missile systems (UR-100 NUTTH). From the bottom 626, the regiment took up duty in 1985 (for 32 years), 203 and 271 in 1983. They are 34 years old. But this is not even the main thing.

    On October 1.10.2017, XNUMX, the Russian Federation was in service 501 expanded media (as of March 2017 - 523). At the same time, the number of BG in October compared with March decreased by 204 units. This suggests that reduced 20 "Governor". In total, we get the following numbers.
    Air Force - 66 bombers
    Fleet - 192 SLBMs
    Strategic Rocket Forces - 26 Voivod, 78 ICBM Topol-M, 96 ICBM Yars, 36 ICBM Topol (Barnaul)
    In total, 496 receive a difference of 7 units, while not taking into account the division in Vypolzovo. How much is left and whether there is left, plus what else remains in the Irkutsk and Yoshkar-Ola divisions from the “Topol”. How many mine complexes in the Kozelsky division are now on the database. I doubt that, as the starting minimum was at the beginning of the year, it remained.
    In short, we want it or not, but "Stilettos" are not looming. At least 30 pieces. Moreover, to extend them for another couple of years, their service life is not very much believed