Underwater cruiser "Vladimir Monomakh" launched the "Bulava"
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The strategic nuclear submarine “Vladimir Monomakh” (955 “Borey” project) from the White Sea has launched the Bulava ballistic missile. The goal was the Kamchatka polygon Kura. Reports about it ITAR-TASS with reference to the representative of the Ministry of Defense Igor Konashenkov.
“The launch was made from a submerged position within the program of state tests of weapons and life support systems of the atomic underwater carrier submarine“ Vladimir Monomakh ”. The flight path parameters of the rocket were worked out in the normal mode, the warheads successfully arrived at the Kura test site in Kamchatka. ”- said Konashenkov.
"On board the submarine during the shooting were members of the commission on state testing of the submarine"- added the representative of the military. According to him, "the actions of the commander and crew are rated as professional and competent."
This launch was the first for the sub. On the eve of a source in the military industrial complex told the agency that "" Vladimir Monomakh "came out of Severodvinsk to conduct a single launch of the Bulava".
The missile cruiser "Vladimir Monomakh" is the third missile carrier of the 955 Borey project. Designer - TsKB MT Rubin. The submarine was laid on OAO PO Sevmash 19 March 2006. The crew of Vladimir Monomakh was formed in December 2009. 30 December 2012 the strategic nuclear submarine was removed from the workshop. will be armed with a new missile system with an intercontinental ballistic missile "Bulava", ”Interfax reports.
A total of missiles "Bulava" during the tests were launched 19 times, eight launches were recognized as emergency ones.
Р30 3М30 The Bulava is the newest three-stage rocket designed to arm the promising nuclear submarine missile carriers of the Borey project. It can "carry up to ten hypersonic maneuvering nuclear units of individual guidance capable of changing the flight path in height and course and hit targets within a radius of up to 8 thousand kilometers," according to the publication's website.
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