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May 2016 - Blog

[May 29, 2016: Glonass-M launch from Plesetsk]
[May 27, 2016: Successful Nudol test reported]
[May 18, 2016: Barguzin project refuses to die]
[May 14, 2016: New GEO early warning satellite is said not to be ready]
[May 12, 2016: Deployment of RS-26 Rubezh reportedly postponed until 2017 ]
[May 10, 2016: Dates of Nudol ASAT tests]
[May 10, 2016: Silo version of RS-24 Yars to be deployed in Tatishchevo and Kozelsk]
[May 09, 2016: Sarmat to be deployed in Uzhur and Dombarovskiy]
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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
  • Yars missiles deployed at Tatishchevo
  • Any space-based missile defense will have to meet actual missiles
  • Was there a Bulava launch in June 2025?
  • A cancelled or postponed Yars launch from Plesetsk

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