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October 2008 - Blog

[Oct 30, 2008: Post-START drafts]
[Oct 22, 2008: Test launch of a UR-100NUTTH missile]
[Oct 18, 2008: START extension formalities]
[Oct 17, 2008: No major changes in numbers in the first half of 2008]
[Oct 12, 2008: Bombers conduct ALCM launches]
[Oct 12, 2008: Test launch of Topol missile]
[Oct 12, 2008: More SLBM launches]
[Oct 11, 2008: Sineva extended range launch]
[Oct 01, 2008: Dnepr launches THEOS satellite]
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  • Notes on the status of Russian strategic nuclear forces in 2026
  • Russian early-warning satellites may not be dead yet
  • The space segment of the Russian early-warning system is not in good shape
  • Oreshnik in Belarus?
  • Another attempt to launch Yars from Plesetsk
  • Deployment of Yars missiles in Kozelsk completed
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  • Any space-based missile defense will have to meet actual missiles
  • Was there a Bulava launch in June 2025?
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