Putin ordered to deploy ‘Satan-2’ missile, warned America and Ukraine of nuclear attack, world scared

Another move by Putin amid the war between Russia and Ukraine has again started scaring the world. Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly ordered the RS-28 Sarmat missile to be prepared for war. In common parlance, this dangerous missile is also called ‘Satan-2’. It is the world’s deadliest weapon that can attack up to 25556 km. It is capable of carrying many nuclear weapons with it, which makes it a big threat to the world.

This announcement was made through Russia’s state news agency TASS. It shows that despite failures and delays in testing, efforts are being made to deploy the missile. This is a direct warning of nuclear war to the US and Ukraine. Colonel-General Sergei Karakayev, head of Russia’s Strategic Missile Forces, confirmed that work is underway to add the Sarmat missile to the country’s arsenal.

He said, ‘So far, the fifth-generation Yars and Avangard missile systems have been introduced into the Strategic Missile Forces. Work is underway to add the liquid-fueled super-heavy Sarmat missile to combat duty.’

Major attack on Ukraine

The timing of this development coincides with a significant escalation in the Ukraine war. Just last week, Russia launched an intercontinental ballistic missile to attack the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, taking a dramatic turn in the conflict. The attack was reportedly in response to long-range missile attacks by Ukraine. At the same time, the Russian Defense Ministry gave a scary warning to the West, saying that preparations are being made for retaliation.

How dangerous is Satan-2?

The Satan-2 is an intercontinental missile. Its size is equal to a 14-storey building, with the capacity to carry 10 nuclear weapons of 750 kilotons. This makes it the most destructive weapon in the world. It is capable of attacking up to 25556 km. However, Russia is not fully expert in making this missile. Satellite images taken in September showed a huge crater at the Satan launch site. This is believed to be due to a failed test.