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Times Online
March 18, 2010
Last year's parade involved 9000
soldiers and more than 100 fighting vehicles, including the giant
Topol-M mobile nuclear missile launcher. ...
American Chronicle
March 13, 2010
In an online discussion forum about unconventional scientific and other topics, the source logged on in January 2009 and called himself "
Topol-M" and "AL. ...
RT
March 12, 2010
Scores of various war machines, including the most modern
Topol-M missile units, have gathered near
Moscow. This is no war, but nearly a recital of one of ...
Spiegel Online
March 10, 2010
Global Security Newswire
March 3, 2010
Eurasia Review
February 25, 2010
In the latter case, interception will have to occur automatically since the launch phase of the Russian solid-fuel
ICBM Topol-M missile lasts only two ...
OfficialWire (press release)
February 25, 2010
Malaysia Sun
February 25, 2010
Zimbabwe Star
February 25, 2010
OfficialWire (press release)
February 25, 2010
RIA Novosti
February 24, 2010
In the latter case, interception will have to occur automatically since the launch phase of the Russian solid-fuel
ICBM Topol-M missile lasts only two ...
Actualno.com
February 13, 2010
Strategic Aviation: 79 bombers(36 Tu-160,64 Tu-95,and 158 Tu-22m) carrying up to 884
cruise missiles. As of July 2009, Russias strategic arsenal reportedly ...
Global Security Newswire
February 9, 2010
Global Security Newswire
February 4, 2010
4) - Russian
Topol-M ICBMs are displayed in a parade rehearsal outside St. Basil's Cathedral in
Moscow's Red Square last May. ...
Huffington Post (blog)
February 1, 2010
Russia has the
Topol-M and RS-24 ICBMs with advanced countermeasures designed to defeat any potential ABM system in the foreseeable future. ...
Media Monitors Network
January 27, 2010
"The
Topol-M missile, with a range of about 7000 miles (11000 km), is said to be immune to any current and future US ABM [Anti-Ballistic Missile] defense. ...
Global Security Newswire
January 27, 2010
27) - A
Russian
Topol-M ICBM, displayed during a parade rehearsal outside
Moscow last April. Russia today said it could reach agreement with the United ...
Indian Express
January 17, 2010
... however, due to Washington's demand to monitor the Russian mobile
Topol-M nuclear missiles, the negotiations were stalled and a new fillip was given at ...
Global Security Newswire
January 15, 2010
The RS-24 missile "will enhance the combat potential of the strategic rocket forces. Together with the silo-based and mobile RS-12M2
Topol-M, the RS-24 will ...
FAS Strategic Security Project (blog)
January 12, 2010
The SS-27 comes in two versions: single-
warhead SS-27 Mod 1 (
Topol-M) and the multiple-warhead SS-27 Mod 2 (RS-24). The two versions can be deployed in ...
Aviation Week
January 12, 2010
To speed up development, Bulava has some commonality with the
Topol-M mobile
ICBM, also built by MIT. Bulava's test-firing trials started in 2004 from on ...
Across the Aisle (blog)
January 6, 2010
The newest systems under development are the
Topol-M long-range missile and the Borey-class
submarine with Bulava SLBMs. On Dec. ...
Global Security Newswire
January 6, 2010
"The strategic missile troops plan to put on stand-by alert in 2010 another two regiments with
Topol-M missiles," he said. ...
Christian Science Monitor
December 30, 2009
Under development is also a multi-
warhead version of
Russia's
Topol-M mobile land-based missile, known as the RS-24, and a possible new heavy ...
RT
December 29, 2009
Some claim that the main controversy is about tracking
Topol-M missiles and
submarines. Is that true? SR: I support the classic approach to any negotiations ...
The Canadian National Newspaper Exopolitics News (blog)
December 14, 2009
A very strange coincidence is that the supposed nuclear missiles were launched as the Nobel
peace Prize was awarded to
President Obama Thursday in Oslo, ...
Tolerance.ca
December 13, 2009
The first
Topol missiles were put into service in 1985. The missile has a maximum range of 10000 km (6125 miles) and can carry a
nuclear warhead with a ...
msnbc.com
December 11, 2009
Khabrein.info
December 11, 2009
The Bulava
design is based on the
Topol M, but is both lighter and more sophisticated. The two missiles are expected to have comparable ranges, ...
Global Security Newswire
December 11, 2009
It is expected to be phased out in the coming 10 years in favor of mobile
Topol-M missiles. The missile forces are believed to hold 306
Topol missiles, ...
RIA Novosti
December 8, 2009
According to open sources, the total arsenal of
Russia's SMF comprises 538 ICBMs, including 306 SS-25
Topol (Sickle) missiles and 56 SS-27
Topol-M missiles. ...
RIA Novosti
December 7, 2009
In addition,
Moscow has agreed to limit the regions where strategic guided missile systems (
Topol and
Topol M) are based. If this information is confirmed, ...
ABC News
December 4, 2009
Most notably, 20 American observers at the
Topol missile factory in Votkinsk who left this morning, according to
the US Embassy here. ...
Defense Update
December 1, 2009
To date the Russian
Topol-M inventory included 50 silo-based and six road-mobile
Topol-M missile systems. According to the new SMF commander, Lt. Gen. ...
Global Security Newswire
December 1, 2009
Reuters
November 24, 2009
Russia's Borei class
submarines can carry at least 12 of the missiles, which are the
sea-based version of the
Topol-M intercontinental missile. ...
Global Security Newswire
November 20, 2009
US officials are preparing for the possibility of ending continuous monitoring at the facility that produces the
Topol-M and other missiles (Maxim ...
Global Security Newswire
November 19, 2009
The head of the strategic missile forces also reaffirmed his intention to arm a second regiment with mobile
Topol-M missiles before the year is over, ...
Global Security Newswire
November 18, 2009
18) - A Russian
Topol-M ICBM, shown at a parade in Red Square last April. More than 23000
nuclear weapons remain dispersed around the world, ...
RIA Novosti
November 18, 2009
As of the beginning of 2009, the SMF operated 50 silo-based and six road-mobile
Topol-M missile systems. "We will complete the rearmament of the second ...
