Vladimir Putin issues warnings to Western nations as he unveils a new “unstoppable” nuclear missile named “Flying Chernobyl,” which has successfully completed tests. The Russian leader proudly declares Russia now possesses the most advanced nuclear forces globally. In a foreboding message about a potential World War Three scenario, Putin discloses the recent clandestine flight test on October 21 of the Burevestnik missile, capable of flying indefinitely and evading Western defense systems.
During his visit to a military command center, Putin discusses the nuclear-powered missile with Russia’s top general, Valery Gerasimov, highlighting the missile’s groundbreaking capabilities. Simultaneously, Russian forces conduct a brutal overnight assault on Kyiv, targeting residential buildings and causing casualties, including children.
Putin emphasizes the recent nuclear war drills conducted by Russia, showcasing the country’s advanced nuclear deterrent forces. He confirms the successful testing of the Burevestnik missile, emphasizing its ability to counter Western defenses and fly continuously for extended periods, covering vast distances.
Gerasimov reveals key details of the Burevestnik missile test, highlighting its impressive range and maneuverability to evade defense systems effectively. Putin is informed that the missile flew for 15 hours continuously, exceeding previous test durations significantly. The missile, dubbed “Flying Chernobyl,” raises concerns due to its radioactive exhaust emissions from its nuclear-powered reactor.
Although acknowledging that the Burevestnik is not yet ready for combat deployment, Putin aims to instill fear in the West and maintains Russia’s military involvement in Ukraine without specifying an end date to the conflict. Meanwhile, in Kyiv, devastating strikes lead to casualties and destruction, prompting condemnation from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who denounces Russia’s attacks on civilians and residential areas.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine intensifies as the situation escalates, with both sides engaging in military actions that endanger civilian lives and infrastructure. Putin’s aggressive stance and Russia’s military advancements raise concerns about the escalation of hostilities in the region.