This year, the Russian Armed Forces received 35 ballistic missiles

In 2015, 35 of ballistic missiles entered the Armed Forces, reports MIC With reference to the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation Sergey Shoigu.

“In total, 35 of new ballistic missiles were supplied to the Armed Forces, which made it possible to achieve an 55% level of equipment for the nuclear triad with modern weapons”

Shoigu said Friday at the ministry board.

He also noted that ground forces were brought to a new qualitative level.

“The Ground Forces have formed 8 brigades for various purposes, two brigade sets of Iskander-M missile systems have been delivered to the troops,” the minister said.

Comments

[Silkway0026]

35 missiles? And dig a strait - how much is needed?

(Not the Bosphorus to expand, but between Canada and Mexico)

[MIKHALYCH1]

Something is not enough ...

[oleg-gr]

To create a strait to them. Stalin's one rocket will not be enough. It is possible to understand more precisely only during practical work. True Americans will be strongly against ...

[avva2012]

After carrying out practical work, they will not mind.

[Ostwest]

The Yellowstone volcano should be checked for lice. In the case of a successful hit there with a charge of 10-15 mgt. in the earth's crust, processes will begin to create the Stalin Strait.
So maybe one rocket is enough.
The point of impact and charge power should be selected after consultation with volcanic geologists.
Academician Sakharov, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, recommended that several thermonuclear charges along the US coastline be detonated. The resulting wave of 300-500-1000 m. The coast will be processed so that there will not be a single arsonist of the war. A cold shower helps a lot.

[Drmadfisher]

a couple of Yellowstone Park

[pvv113]

Hitler was also against Katyusha, but no one asked his opinion

[volodimer]

The Germans at first believed that "kayushi" were a primitive weapon in comparison with their designs. But those who snatched away did not think so (if they were still able to count). So the coconuts are talking about their technical superiority ... Well, as you can see, in addition to the old, primitive :) we also have 35 new ones ... Want to check?

[Markiz_A]

Hitler had his own Katyushas, ​​no worse than ours. By the way, the further development of the MLRS went along the path of improving the German samples.

[gunya]

By the way, the further development of the MLRS went the way of improving the German models.

The statement is quite unfounded.

[Markiz_A]

Books should be read or, as a last resort, read on the Internet, and not just sit on forums.
The stabilization of MS was achieved through rotation. For us, this was realized by installing the plumage of the missiles at an angle, which gave it rotation; in the German, rotation was achieved due to the inclined nozzles. All modern MLRS models use the German method.

[S_last]

Even if we discard all moral and ethical norms about the canals, you are not embarrassed by what the article says about the Iskander-M complexes. How do you imagine digging a canal with them? Actually, like others, they talk about warheads of 20-60 Mt. This is an operational-tactical complex with a target engagement range of 50 to 300 km. In the Iskander-K version, I don’t know if one was created with a cruise missile, 500 km.

[serhz]

... n the principle is yes, it is, and the caliber is also some 300 km., ...

[shans2]

another half of December, they should do up to 42 per year, as promised, 38 were done last year.

[dmi.pris1]

Purely our way .. On December 31, we make 30% of the plan ... And the quality? In general, due to the situation, we should do three times more .. Although it is clear that there is nothing left of the industry, only a huge amount of chatter in the media. This is not "all gone "but the statement of fact, IT IS NECESSARY TO DESTROY THE SYSTEM ... And industrialization (and not" import substitution ")

Quote: shans2

another half of December, they should do up to 42 per year, as promised, 38 were done last year.

[222222]

SHOIGU "" Six missile regiments equipped with Yars complexes of stationary and mobile basing "" "took up combat duty
.But on the Strategic Missile Forces ... 6 RP * 3 RD * 3 PU = 54 ICBMs ...

[fif21]

Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX

Something is not enough ...

Nuclear weapons are enough to destroy the earth several times! I would like to hear that Russians live no worse than Germans!

[Lt. Air Force stock]

Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX

Something is not enough ...

Well, according to START-3, by 2020 there should be no more than 700 total deployed carriers (+100 not deployed).
1/20 of our nuclear shield has been updated.

[Simple]

108-168 mln ₽ for 1 neg!
What do you want?

Complex (on 2012): 2,4 trillion rubles / 16 pieces.
So consider "not enough" or how

[MIKHALYCH1]

Quote: Silkway0026

35 missiles? And dig a strait - how much is needed?

(Not the Bosphorus to expand, but between Canada and Mexico)

One is enough ... Hydrogen 100m ton!

[Ami du peuple]

Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX

One is enough ...

Well, this is provided that, as the liberalist Nadezhdin claimed, "standard nuclear charges with a capacity of 60 megatons" are in service. And then when you hit the Yellowstone Caldera. Then there is some possibility. True, then the earthly ball will have hard times, to put it mildly ...

[MIKHALYCH1]

Quote: Ami du peuple

Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX

One is enough ...

Well, this is provided that, as the liberalist Nadezhdin claimed, "standard nuclear charges with a capacity of 60 megatons" are in service. And then when you hit the Yellowstone Caldera. Then there is some possibility. True, then the earthly ball will have hard times, to put it mildly ...

Well try, you can still ... We already have nothing to lose! And we can!

[EvgNik]

Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX

Well try, you can still ... We already have nothing to lose!

Well, nothing? About son Mikhalych, do not forget! He is only 8 years old, he has not lived yet. Mikhalych, minus, didn’t I tell you that I immediately got into the bottle?

[Ami du peuple]

Quote: EvgNik

Well, nothing?

Everyone has something to lose. And to our sworn friends in the puddle too. I hope the mind prevails; but every day there is less hope for it. Our country can be put in such conditions when there will be nothing to lose - we will not be left with the dilemma "Death or shame". And so we are peaceful people ...

[Aleksander]

Quote: Ami du peuple

Everyone has something to lose. And our sworn friends over the puddle, too. I hope the mind will prevail; but every day there is less hope of it. Our country can be placed in conditions when there will be nothing left to lose

I agree with you. And in this regard, I would like to quote the words of my grandfather, a volunteer on June 41: "June 22 should NEVER happen again, never again!" For the country's leadership to remember this ...

[shuhartred]

Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX

One is enough ... Hydrogen 100m ton!

There is a suspicion that such a bomb for the whole planet will be enough.

[venaya]

Quote: Silkway0026

And dig a strait - how much is needed?
(Not the Bosphorus to expand, but between Canada and Mexico)

Problems with the passage of our ships along the Bosphorus still force us to spend a little more money. I think that some part will have to be used in those places.

[Uran]

We need to build up our nuclear arsenal as much as possible. Gone are the days when the US commission came and regulated the control of the number of ball missiles. and mines.

[win]

(Do not expand the Bosphorus, but between Canada and Mexico

The question should be wider - the strait between Mexico and Alaska

[Denis Obukhov]

Does anyone know which nuclear warheads are being put on new missiles?

Old (produced by the USSR), or new warheads are also made for them.

It’s just interesting, because it’s no longer possible to test and produce nuclear weapons, but everything has its own shelf life

[S_last]

I think in reality missiles installed warheads without nuclear weapons. According to TTX, the possibility of using a nuclear warhead is one of many options. At least the Minister of Defense of Russia claims that the complexes located on the western border, in particular, the Kaliningrad region, do not have such combat units.

[albanian]

Quote: Silkway0026

35 missiles? And dig a strait - how much is needed?

(Not the Bosphorus to expand, but between Canada and Mexico)

I even became interested, but really how much?
We take an engineering explosion, the one that the lake did with a diameter of 400 meters, we get an area of ​​about 125 square kilometers, divide it by 10 million kilometers of square states, by 125, we get about 80000, well, round up to a hundred.
Next, let's go into the depths, we know that an engineering explosion of ~ 200 kilotons, at a depth of about 200 tons, made us a crater 100 meters deep. Since we will not drill the mines, we take a megaton with a ground explosion, determining it at 50 meters averaged depth. Total to approximately get to the sea level (in the states on average they say 700 meters above sea level), we multiply our one hundred thousand cores by 14, we get somewhere four million (1400000) megaton ground explosions.
The calculations are certainly very approximate, but I think the order of numbers is clear)

[Magic archer]

Previously, such information was a state secret ... In general, it is not clear why talk about it out loud! Let the enemies make efforts to find out!

[Ami du peuple]

Quote: Magic Archer

Previously, such information was a state secret.

Now no. It’s not even a secret that they promised in 2015 to put ballistic missiles into the troops of 40. Did not manage? Or will they catch up before the end of the year?

[Aleksey_K]

Quote: Ami du peuple

Quote: Magic Archer

Previously, such information was a state secret.

Now no. It’s not even a secret that they promised in 2015 to put ballistic missiles into the troops of 40. Did not manage? Or will they catch up before the end of the year?

This information, beginning with START-1, has never been secret. Both America and the USSR, and now Russia knew and know how many strategic offensive weapons the other side has.

[MIKHALYCH1]

Well, okay, enough "bang" for the answer .. The West knows!

[i80186]

Quote: Magic Archer

Previously, such information was a state secret ... In general, it is not clear why talk about it out loud! Let the enemies make efforts to find out!

This is when exactly before? Are you talking about WWS, strategic offensive arms at all? Since 1972, the number of missiles has been mutually controlled. They know very well how many, what and with which warhead missiles we have, but we also know about their missiles.

[Aleksey_K]

Quote: Magic Archer

Previously, such information was a state secret ... In general, it is not clear why talk about it out loud! Let the enemies make efforts to find out!

Under START-3, inspectors from Russia and the United States can inspect the availability of strategic offensive weapons. Each side constantly provides other information on the removal, destruction, replacement of its strategic offensive arms. Therefore, for Russia and America it is not a secret how many strategic offensive arms are on the opposite side.

[abrakadabre]

But it’s interesting. Maybe I was just lazy and did not read the texts of these agreements, but ... There are open statistics and notification of the enemy on the number of charges and carriers.
And in terms of the total power of the charges? You can have, for example, 1600 warheads of 100 kilotons, or you can have the same 1600 warheads of 20 megatons.
Does anyone know this is somehow regulated? Or is it a hidden reserve for rearmament?

[EvgNik]

Quote: Magic Archer

It’s not at all clear why talk about it out loud!

And who said that everything is said? It just doesn’t happen that all the cards are laid out on the table.

[Vorobey-1]

Previously, such information was a state secret ... In general, it is not clear why talk about it out loud! Let the enemies make efforts to find out!

And who said that the truth is being spread to the public, as they say, "it was also written on the fence." Maybe they put 100 !?
Guys, officially say what they think is necessary to say, and not what really is

[kodxnumx]

It’s just wonderful, the United States doesn’t do this at all, that's where corruption spends so much dough and the result is 0 not missiles of airplanes not planes, if we had their money we would have built a base for living on Mars

[Aleksey_K]

Quote: kod3001

It’s just wonderful, the United States doesn’t do this at all, that's where corruption spends so much dough and the result is 0 not missiles of airplanes not planes, if we had their money we would have built a base for living on Mars

You are not right. American Trident-2 missiles are considered, so far, not surpassed, i.e. the best rockets. In addition, they are now preparing an upgrade to Trident-3.
Do not underestimate the enemy. In 1941, too, was not underestimated.

[dvina71]

Quote: Алексей_К

American Trident-2 missiles are considered, so far, not surpassed, i.e. the best rockets

Who are considered? Well, what kind of kindergarten ..? Do you know the exact performance characteristics of Russian missiles? Or maybe the Pentagon reported to you on the Trident Trials? This is a bike from the high-noise category of Soviet submarines.

[dchegrinec]

Given that the manufacture of missiles is not a matter of one day, and Russia can release about 40 missiles per year, this is encouraging! It can be seen that the workload of the enterprises of the defense complex is at a decent level. And if we add the overseas contracts to this, then this is a wonderful trend today.

[Aleksey_K]

Quote: dchegrinec

Given that the manufacture of missiles is not a matter of one day, and Russia can release about 40 missiles per year, this is encouraging! It can be seen that the workload of the enterprises of the defense complex is at a decent level. And if we add the overseas contracts to this, then this is a wonderful trend today.

According to START-3, we can only replace existing missiles. We cannot increase their total number.

[BAT]

That is good!!! Let the enemies fight their turnips. This is now 36 pieces a year, but we'll see. Or maybe not 36, but more. As for me, the more the better. The more headaches in the Pentagon and NATO.

[Yuriy Nikolayevich]

Our answer)))

[Mountain shooter]

Well, not the entire arsenal should be updated every year? We did as much as necessary. Enough for the "answer" many times. What the "partners" know about. And this is what Russia will NEVER be forgiven. Only she is not going to ask for forgiveness.

[2s1122]

Indeed, with the amount of money spent on armaments, the open spaces of our solar system would have long plowed. Unfortunately, some politicians and states with their technology of thinking remain at the level of a primitive creature, but it’s a pity to live ....?

[AlexTires]

Five days a year ago, Putin said that the army would receive 50 new intercontinental ballistic missiles ... Where are the other fifteen?

[MIKHALYCH1]

Quote: AlexTires

Five days a year ago, Putin said that the army would receive 50 new intercontinental ballistic missiles ... Where are the other fifteen?

They gave Iran ...?

[AlexTires]

Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX

They gave Iran ...?

Or maybe comrade Eun .....

[askort154]

AlexTires .... Five days ago, Putin said that the army would receive 50 new intercontinental ballistic missiles ... Where are the other fifteen?

From Putin’s speech on June 16, 2015.
In 2015, 40 intercontinental ballistic missiles will enter service.

[askort154]

askort154 ... From Putin’s speech on June 16, 2015.
In 2015, 40 intercontinental ballistic missiles will enter service.

PS. From the speech of the GDP to the collegium of VO December 19.12.2014, XNUMX
In service in 2015. 50 ICBMs will arrive.
Six months later, plans changed for the worse.

[passenger]

In Karaganda! Oh, again, a secret!

[driving]

It will not be enough

[Gormenghast]

Still on the warhead statistics were issued; how much is not needed (let them guess), but how much is added is quite possible.

And then I read an interview with Prokhanov, who claims to have been to closed production (how? Who let him go there?). He stated that the plant (which one he didn’t say) was working round the clock; thousands are being fabricated not only warheads for strategic missiles, but, allegedly, charges for atomic torpedoes, for bottom nuclear mines, and - attention! - nuclear mines! I would like to know - the truth or not.

[MIKHALYCH1]

Quote: Gormengast

Still on the warhead statistics were issued; how much is not needed (let them guess), but how much is added is quite possible.

And then I read an interview with Prokhanov, who claims to have been to closed production (how? Who let him go there?). He stated that the plant (which one he didn’t say) was working round the clock; thousands are being fabricated not only warheads for strategic missiles, but, allegedly, charges for atomic torpedoes, for bottom nuclear mines, and - attention! - nuclear mines! I would like to know - the truth or not.

He’s lying! Do not believe ...

[Sergey-72]

How much we let in, so much we do, why more? When we deliver to the railway platform, in general beauty will be.

[MIKHALYCH1]

Quote: Sergey-72

How much we let in, so much we do, why more? When we deliver to the railway platform, in general beauty will be.

And let them look ....

[Al_oriso]

ground forces are brought to a new quality level

I would like to be more specific about the new quality level.

[avva2012]

Quote: Gormengast

And then I read an interview with Prokhanov, who claims to have been to closed production

Prokhanov, not Zhirinovsky, a serious man, watches his broom. So that is quite ...

[Vadim237]

Probably after some time the military will return to the development and projects of ICBMs with missile interceptors instead of nuclear warheads.

[Old26]

Quote: Gormengast

I would like to know - true or not.

You yourself answered this question by asking the question who let him go there. Storyteller Prokhanov. Not to say rude

Quote: shans2

another half of December, they should do up to 42 per year, as promised, 38 were done last year.

I'm afraid to make a mistake, but in the past it seems like 52, or 54. In the year before last, it really seems 42. But you have to look in the archive

Quote: Gormengast

Still on the warhead statistics issued

Well, this is nothing complicated. There are a total number and by type.

[evge-malyshev]

Quote: "... 35 new ballistic missiles were delivered, which made it possible to achieve 55% of the level of equipping the" nuclear triad "with modern weapons.

I just can’t understand why specific figures are even given by the lips of such senior leaders as the Minister of Defense? So many missiles (tanks, planes, ships, etc.), achieve such a percentage of the level of readiness, etc. etc. ... Or does modern technology already allow a potential adversary to know all the details of both production and equipping the army with military equipment? Mb who will tell?

[colonel manuch]

God grant! Let the adversaries know that Russia will cook horseradish with a screw for every tricky .ope.

[Genur]

Quote: pvv113

Hitler was also against Katyusha, but no one asked his opinion

And then we did not report the coordinates ...

[Markiz_A]

What kind of ballistic missiles? After all, "Iskander" is also ballistic. If they made 35 ICBMs, then this is one thing, but if they made missiles with a range of 480 km, then it is quite another.

[Barakuda]

I remember "Tochka - U" at the Ukrainian exercise, when a blank (thank God) got stuck in a high-rise building Brovary. 7-9 floors. (This is near Kiev) 2000 was.
I would like to drink such specialists for the repose.

[mamont5]

Quote: Markiz_A

Hitler had his own Katyushas, ​​no worse than ours. By the way, the further development of the MLRS went along the path of improving the German samples.

What "settings" do you mean? A six-barreled Nebelwerfer mortar (clearly not up to the "Katyusha") or a U-2 missile (a completely different type of weapon). As for the "improvement" of the German samples (U-2), after testing the trophies that he got, Korolev decided to go his own way and outstripped the German developer von Braun, who by that time had already served the Amers.

[Markiz_A]

1. And what did you miss before "Katyusha"? Only slightly inferior in firing range.
2. What does the V-2 have to do with it? It is written by the MLRS. Or you and a ballistic missile ranked as a jet mortar.
3. The stabilization of missiles in flight, both on our Grads and on foreign models, was taken from German models, not from Katyusha.
4. The first 2pcs BM-13 made June 27, 1941. The Germans in 1934 already had jet mortar batteries.

[Old26]

Quote: avva2012

Quote: Gormengast

And then I read an interview with Prokhanov, who claims to have been to closed production

Prokhanov, not Zhirinovsky, a serious man, watches his broom. So that is quite ...

Yeah, it follows, how. I was at a certain factory where thousands of warheads are being stamped for ICBMs, combat charging compartments for nuclear torpedoes, charges for nuclear mines and land mines ...

But it’s nothing that each design bureau that does BG for ICBMs, BZOs and everything else has their own factories. And just at the factory where they do BG for ICBMs will they never do anything else ??

Quote: Markiz_A

What kind of ballistic missiles? After all, "Iskander" is also ballistic. If they made 35 ICBMs, then this is one thing, but if they made missiles with a range of 480 km, then it is quite another.

The Iskandras are not included in the triad. As for the Iskander, 2 brigades are 24 launchers or 48 missiles. So it's not about tactical

Quote: Vorobey-1

And who said that the truth is being spread to the public, as they say, "it was also written on the fence." Maybe they put 100 !? Guys, they officially say what they consider necessary to say, and not what it really is

Are the inspectors also told? Or do they check every rocket ???

[Barakuda]

Kiev. "Kievpribor". Borschagovsky branch. Riveted corps-rigging for ICBMs. Even the CNC operators were wearing white coats, he adjusted them himself. A lot of alcohol, but no one drank. All in a thorn on fences with towers .. I gave a subscription, but now it's possible. Fucked up everything. And they paid well - 400 rubles. under the USSR it was quite normal, considering that I was only after graduation.
And workflow automation was. I pressed the button, and the elevator lifted the necessary microcircuits with transistors to me. Only lend a hand.

[Old26]

Quote: 222222

SHOIGU "" Six missile regiments equipped with Yars complexes of stationary and mobile basing "" "took up combat duty
.But on the Strategic Missile Forces ... 6 RP * 3 RD * 3 PU = 54 ICBMs ...

Is not a fact. How many times has there been such a message: "a regiment of the XXX division, consisting of one division and a mobile command post of the regiment, has been put on alert duty"
In addition, part of those released went to equip the second "Borey"

Quote: Ami du peuple

60 megatons standard nuclear charges

The most powerful charge (regular) was on one of the modifications of the R-36M rocket. Its power was twenty-five megatons ... But even they are no longer in service ...

Quote: Lt. air force reserve

Well, according to START-3, by 2020 there should be no more than 700 total deployed carriers (+100 not deployed).

to 2018

Quote: Uranus

We need to build up our nuclear arsenal as much as possible. Gone are the days when the US commission came and regulated the control of the number of ball missiles. and mines.

If you had read the texts of the agreements, you would not have written such nonsense. The "commission" (actually the inspection group) did not regulate anything. She simply compared the number of products and mines (launchers) with the declared one. Likewise, our inspection team compared

[van zai]

The article smells of Agitprom at times. Which missiles exactly? Yars, Iskander is incomprehensible.
About secrecy. I remember in the ZVO magazine an article was published annually on the quantity and cost of weapons produced in the United States. And we all keep secrets, what is in the USSR, what is now. Moreover, the adversary is clearly in the know. Maybe they keep secrets from their own people, well, like "I am ashamed to announce the numbers"?

[bannik]

Mysteriously somehow. TR ("point"), OTR ("Iskander"), well, I'm not talking about the "strategists" - all are ballistic! So what kind of ballistic missiles have we added? If the type is "poplar" or "mace", then it is normal, if the dot-iskander - it will not be enough!

[Old26]

Quote: bannik

Mysteriously somehow. TR ("point"), OTR ("Iskander"), well, I'm not talking about the "strategists" - all are ballistic! So what kind of ballistic missiles have we added? If the type is "poplar" or "mace", then it is normal, if the dot-iskander - it will not be enough!

The last few years, when such figures were voiced, it was always about strategists. That is about ICBMs and SLBMs.