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[Mar 20, 2004: The book Russian Strategic Nuclear Forces is now available in paperback]
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  • Second test of the new interceptor in a month
  • Russia may be conducting Nudol tests
  • Tests of new missile defense interceptor continue
  • Glonass-M launched from Plesetsk
  • Is New START extension really that easy?
  • Does Russia have a launch-on-warning posture? The Soviet Union didn't
  • New START data as of 1 March 2019
  • Project 667BDRM submarines will stay in service until 2029
  • Did the United States just change its theory of INF violation?
  • Nudol ASAT was tested from Plesetsk in December 2018

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