Mobile missile systems "Yars" launched on the routes as part of the exercises of the Strategic Missile Forces

The Strategic Missile Forces have begun large-scale exercises, and the Yars mobile missile systems of the Novosibirsk missile formation have been deployed to the routes. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense.

The exercises are scheduled, within their framework, a comprehensive check of the Omsk missile formation will be carried out with a command and staff exercise with the Novosibirsk missile formation equipped with the Yars PGRK. In total, more than 300 pieces of equipment and over 3 military personnel are involved in the exercises. The exercises are conducted under the leadership of the commander of the Strategic Missile Forces.

The maneuvers will be carried out on the territory of three regions at once. Particular attention will be paid to the actions of individual autonomous mobile ground-based missile systems on combat duty routes, their camouflage and counteraction to air reconnaissance means. The use of UAVs will also be practiced. The role of the enemy in the exercises will play aviation Central Military District.

(...) strategic missilemen will carry out a set of measures to camouflage and counter modern aerial reconnaissance means in cooperation with formations and units of the Central Military District and the Aerospace Forces

- said in a statement.

To date, the Strategic Missile Forces maintain a two-component structure of the missile group, consisting of mobile and stationary missiles. The strategic complex RS-24 "Yars" is equipped with a mobile and silo-based solid-propellant intercontinental ballistic missile, it entered service to replace the Topol and Topol-M complexes in the Strategic Missile Forces.

PGRK "Yars" (PC-24) allow launching from sites where "Topol" could be on duty only after special engineering retrofitting. This year, the Strategic Missile Forces is completing the re-equipment of all units and formations with Yars mobile ground-based missile systems, which began back in 2009.

Comments

[svp67]

The exercises are certainly good ... the main thing is that, like a year ago, they would not smoothly turn into a real war ... (((
I hope that the leaders of all countries understand this ... I really hope

[andr327]

Teachings. not exercises, but combat duty is constantly carried on! Good luck to strategic missilemen!

[Starover_Z]

Quote: andr327

Teachings. not exercises, but combat duty is constantly carried on! Good luck to strategic missilemen!

Quote: andr327

Strategic Missile Forces began large-scale exercises, mobile missile systems "Yars" were put on the routes

Isn't it time, in the light of recent international relations, to change the routes and points of deployment of mobile soil complexes?

[rotmistr60]

Isn't it time, in the light of recent international relations, to change the routes and points of deployment of mobile soil complexes?

And the route of movement was not constant. Do you really think that every time the same routes, at the same time...?

[Starover_Z]

Quote: rotmistr60

Isn't it time, in the light of recent international relations, to change the routes and points of deployment of mobile soil complexes?

And the route of movement was not constant. Do you really think that every time the same routes, at the same time...?

As it was written here earlier, the basing points are permanent under the Treaties. they are not located in cities with many roads and crossroads, so that their routes do not have many options. I propose to relocate them further away, to the taiga regions, and not all at once, but one at a time. And in general, resume work on the BZHRK!

[Poplar]

It is necessary to distinguish between points of permanent deployment (PPD) and field positions. There are also several levels of combat readiness. In constant combat readiness, the complexes are on duty, and in increased degrees (that is, in the event of a threat of war), they are brought to field positions and patrol routes, which are constantly changing.
With BZHRK, in my opinion, there are problems in organizational and logistical terms. Under the current system, when everything is fragmented in terms of ownership and interests, it is rather difficult to tie everything together into a single whole. Therefore, technically it is quite realistic to create a BZHRK: there are ideas, new developments, and past experience. But in organizational terms, there are a lot of difficulties, up to a partial change in legislation.

[vbi007]

Or maybe it's time, instead of the training ground in Kamchatka, to carry out launches on the territory of the "farm", with ordinary heads with conventional charges. Why waste fuel and the rockets themselves, and there will be benefits and bloomers from blue to dark blue will turn.

[parabyd]

It is possible in the Kherson region on the right bank. According to the Constitution, it is part of the Russian Federation, so we will not violate anything

[Arsen1]

When the launch of an intercontinental missile is recorded, no one understands what kind of warhead it has. All tests are announced in advance. Even Kim does it.

[Filibuster]

How will this help Russia's victory over the Armed Forces of Ukraine?