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September 2013 New START data

The State Department released New START aggregate data for Russia and the United States. As of 1 September 2013, Russia had 473 deployed strategic delivery systems, 1400 accountable operational warheads, and the total of 894 launchers. The U.S. September 2013 numbers are 809, 1688, and 1015 respectively.

In the previous data exchange, reflecting the status of the strategic forces as of 1 March 2013, Russia declared 492 deployed delivery systems, 1480 warheads, and 900 deployed and non-deployed launchers.

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I think Russian Strategic Forces have about 311 launchers, and 998 warheads. see this :

Mar-12 Mar-13 Sep-13
ICBM Launcher Warheads Launcher Warheads Launcher Warheads
RS-20V 52 520 52 520 48 480
RS-18 40 240 38 228 33 198
RS-12M 148 148 144 144 134 134
RS-12M2 56 56 60 60 60 60
RS-12M2 18 18 18 18 18 18
RS-24 18 108 18 108 18 108
332 1090 330 1078 311 998


The table is based on New START, and your Rocket forces data. I assume, Russian Navy has 48 RSM-50(144 warheads), 48 RSM-54(196 warheads) and Russian Airforce has 55 Tu-95MS (55 warheads), 11 Tu-160 (11 warheads). Pavel, Do you think I'm right almost?

[OAO] [October 7, 2013] [#]

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