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[Dec 30, 2019: Commissioning of Knyaz Vladimir Project 995A submarine delayed]
[Dec 27, 2019: Avangard begins combat duty]
[Dec 11, 2019: Launch of a Glonass-M satellite from Plesetsk]
[Nov 28, 2019: Topol launch from Kapustin Yar]
[Nov 27, 2019: Russia shows Avangard system "to maintain viability" of New START]
[Nov 25, 2019: Cosmos-2542 launch from Plesetsk]
[Nov 15, 2019: Possible test of Nudol from Plesetsk]
[Oct 30, 2019: Sarmat flight tests to begin in 2020]
[Oct 29, 2019: First Bulava launch from Knyaz Vladimir]
[Oct 17, 2019: Annual exercise of strategic forces Grom-2019]
[Oct 09, 2019: Russia continues construction of early-warning radars]
[Oct 07, 2019: New START data as of 1 September 2019]
[Sep 30, 2019: Silo-based Topol-M launched from Plesetsk]
[Sep 26, 2019: Launch of Cosmos-2541, the third EKS/Tundra early-warning satellite]
[Sep 03, 2019: Knyaz Vladimir Project 955A submarine to join Northern Fleet]
[Aug 30, 2019: Last Rockot launch delivered Cosmos-2540 geodetic satellite into orbit]
[Aug 24, 2019: Tula and Yuri Dolgorukiy launch their missiles]
[Aug 06, 2019: Launch of Cosmos-2539, a Blagovest communication satellite]
[Jul 30, 2019: Meridian 8 satellite is the first Meridian-M]
[Jul 26, 2019: Launch of Topol from Kapustin Yar]
[Jul 10, 2019: Soyuz-2.1v launches four experimental satellites, including a satellite inspector]
[Jul 02, 2019: Second test of the new interceptor in a month]
[Jun 30, 2019: Russia may be conducting Nudol tests]
[Jun 04, 2019: Tests of new missile defense interceptor continue]
[May 30, 2019: Plans for ICBM launches in 2019-2021]
[May 27, 2019: Glonass-M launched from Plesetsk]
[May 20, 2019: Is New START extension really that easy?]
[Apr 29, 2019: Does Russia have a launch-on-warning posture? The Soviet Union didn't]
[Mar 30, 2019: New START data as of 1 March 2019]
[Mar 18, 2019: Project 667BDRM submarines will stay in service until 2029]
[Feb 19, 2019: Did the United States just change its theory of INF violation?]
[Feb 06, 2019: Nudol ASAT was tested from Plesetsk in December 2018]
[Feb 06, 2019: Yars launch from Plesetsk]
[Jan 23, 2019: Missile launches from Kapustin Yar in 2008-2014]
[Jan 23, 2019: Moscow shows the 9M729 missile and its launcher]
[Jan 09, 2019: Counting missile launches in 2018]