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November 2015 - Blog
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Nov 19, 2015: One of the Bulava missiles missed its targets
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Nov 17, 2015: Tu-95MS and Tu-160 strategic bombers used in Syria strikes
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Nov 17, 2015: Topol launch from Kapustin Yar
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Nov 17, 2015: First launch of the Tundra early-warning satellite
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Nov 14, 2015: Two Bulava missiles launched from Vladimir Monomakh
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Nov 11, 2015: Is Russia working on a massive dirty bomb?
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Nov 11, 2015: Vladimir Monomakh to conduct salvo Bulava launch
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